Massachusetts Judge Limits Chapter 13 Debtor’s Standing to Sue

July 26, 2017

Massachusetts Judge Limits Chapter 13 Debtor’s Standing to Sue

Chapter 11 committees achieve standing more readily than chapter 13 debtors.

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Opinion Link

View Opinion

https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOURTS-mab-3_17-ap-03009/pdf/USCOURTS-mab-3_17-ap-03009-0.pdf

Case Details

Judge Name

Elizabeth D. Katz

Case Citation

Kalesnik v. HSBC Bank USA NA (In re Kalesnik), 16-3027 (Bankr. D. Mass. July 11, 2017), and Andrade v. Essenfeld (In re Andrade), 17-3009 (Bankr. D. Mass. July 12, 2017)

Case Name

In re Kalesnik and In re Andrade

Case Type

Consumer

Court

1st Circuit

Massachusetts

Bankruptcy Tags

Bankruptcy Litigation

Fraudulent Transfers

Consumer Bankruptcy

Mortgage

Real Estate