Ninth Circuit Demands Amended Schedules to Avoid Judicial Estoppel
Dissenter argues that suing in bankruptcy court was sufficient disclosure to avoid judicial estoppel.
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Judge Name
Case Citation
Meyer v. Northwest Trustee Services Inc., 15-35560 (9th Cir. Aug. 29, 2017)
Case Name
Meyer v. Northwest Trustee Services Inc.
Case Type
Consumer