Examining the Second Circuit’s Ruling on GM Successor Liability and Ramifications for Future “Free and Clear” 363 Sales - Ep. 188

The latest American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) podcast features ABI Editor-at-Large Bill Rochelle talking with Prof. Stephen Lubben of Seton Hall University School of Law about the ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit denying General Motors from escaping liability for ignition-switch defects that came to light after its 363 sale, which have since generated nationwide litigation. Prof. Lubben has been following the case and has written extensively on GM’s bankruptcy on both Credit Slips and the New York Times DealBook blog.