Reverse Contingencies Are Permissible in Bankruptcy Cases, Judge Olack Says
Compensation in a bankruptcy case can be based on savings to the estate, not only on cash recoveries by the estate.
Surety Beats Out the Bank in a Tussle over Retainage in a Construction Contract
Mississippi’s Judge Samson writes a treatise on the priorities between a secured lender and the provider of a payment and performance bond.
Is a Notice of Removal Filed in Bankruptcy Court Ok? Courts Are Split
Judge in Mississippi remands a suit to state court because the notice of removal was filed with the bankruptcy clerk, not the district court clerk.
The Validity of a ‘Golden Share’ to Bar a Filing Goes to the Fifth Circuit
The Fifth Circuit is being asked to decide whether loan structuring can prevent a borrower from filing bankruptcy.