Mortgage Trustees Accept Lehman’s $2.4 Billion Bankruptcy Offer
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Bankruptcy Judge Rejects Equitable Defenses to Fraudulent Transfer Claim
Madoff trustee racks up two victories in one day.
Class Claim Allowed to Deter Incorrect Business Practice
Consummating a plan demonstrated that a class claim did not prejudice case administration.
Payless to Try Fending Off Creditor Probe of Owners with Own Review
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Even Without the One-Day-Late Rule, Tax Liability Still Wasn’t Discharged
A tax return late by three years wasn’t ‘honest and reasonable.’
Shareholder Can’t Recover Costs on Dismissal of Involuntary Against a Corporation
With a proper finding, a shareholder might recover costs on dismissal of an involuntary.
Diligence by Itself Won’t Justify Invocation of Equitable Tolling
Houston judge doesn’t excuse delay in identifying John Doe defendants.
Narrow Arbitration Clause Loses the Presumption of Arbitrability
Bankruptcy judge to interpret the contract before arbitrators calculate the result.
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