PROMESA Didn’t Enjoin Damages Suit Against Puerto Rico Government Official
Courts are reluctant to employ PROMESA as a shield against suits involving government administration.
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Boston Judge Identifies a Potential Constitutional Infirmity in PROMESA
The automatic stay as applied might sometimes deny constitutional equal protection, judge says.
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Automatic Stay Does Not Enjoin Criminal Habeas Petitions
Puerto Rico unsuccessfully sought to suspend habeas corpus under PROMESA.
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Circuits Split on Enjoining the IRS from Pursuing Corporate Officer to Collect Taxes
Puerto Rico judge sides with the Third Circuit by upholding the Anti-Injunction Act in bankruptcy cases.
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Suit for Injunction Held Not to Violate PROMESA, Puerto Rico’s Workout Statute
Automatic stay not violated without an attempt to collect a claim, Puerto Rico Judge holds.
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Puerto Rico Beats Back Another Attack by Holders of Defaulted Bonds
Judge in Puerto Rico is forcing holders of defaulted bonds to negotiate, not litigate.
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PROMESA’s and Bankruptcy Code’s Automatic Stay Are Similar, Not Identical
Temporary diversion of collateral doesn’t require ‘adequate protection,’ Puerto Rico Judge says.
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Bondholders’ Lawsuit Enjoined by the Automatic Stay in PROMESA
Puerto Rico judge rejects constitutional attack on portions of PROMESA.
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Puerto Rico Enjoined from Collecting an Unconstitutional Corporate Tax
District Court trims Puerto Rico’s tax revenue by ruling in favor of Wal-Mart.
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Removing an Employee Benefit Plan Trustee Is Proper in District Court
Courts continue disregarding Section 704(a)(11) as grounds for jurisdiction.
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