Fourth Circuit Seems to Give the Government a Pass for Violating the Stay
Fourth Circuit expands federal government’s setoff rights under the Treasury Offset Program.
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Inability to Cover Accruing Interest Was Pivotal on Discharging Student Loans
Eligibility for an income-based repayment program is relevant only on the third Brunner test regarding good faith.
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Unsurprisingly, Second Circuit Reaffirms the Strictures of Brunner
Second Circuit insinuates that “undue hardship” and the Brunner test are synonymous.
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Issues Relating to CARES Act Loans
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Frontera Could Face Trouble in Mexico after Storm Halts Electricity Delivery
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Medicaid Fraud Suit in State Court Isn’t Subject to the Automatic Stay
Even though the debtor was no longer in business, a Medicaid fraud suit was not subject to the automatic stay and thus served as a deterrent to others.
Debtors Win in District Court: They Can Avoid Judicial Liens on Impounded Cars
Car owners lost in Fulton but won when a Chicago district judge affirmed and ruled that debtors may avoid judicial liens on impounded cars.
Judge Calls Venezuela’s $1 Billion Nonpayment to Creditor an Affront to U.S. Courts
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Supreme Court Holds that Merely Holding Property Isn’t a Stay Violation
Justices rule that affirmative action is required before withholding property amounts to controlling estate property and results in an automatic stay violation.
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