Bankruptcy Watchdog Fund Grows Slowly
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Professional Compensation/Fees
Reconstructed Time Records Are Ok in a POC for Pre-Filing Attorneys’ Fees
Rule 3001 doesn’t require time records in a mortgage lender’s proof of claim, Judge Loyd says.
Fifth Circuit Facilitates ‘No Money Down’ Chapter 13s
Bankruptcy courts must cooperate before debtors’ counsel are assured of being reimbursed for advancing costs and expenses before filing.
Court:
A Cash Collateral Carveout Doesn’t Automatically Make a Bank Liable for Fees
Bankruptcy Judge Lloyd limits a recent Sixth Circuit opinion to its facts in holding that a bank was not liable to pay professional fees from a cash collateral carveout.
Lender Group Asks Court to Limit Fees for Bankrupt Businesses
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Bifurcated Fees for Destitute Chapter 7 Debtors Approved in Utah
Copious disclosure required for post-petition payment of fees to be permissible in chapter 7.
Court:
Debtors Go to Court Over Disparate Bankruptcy Fees
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ABI Talks (2019 Annual Spring Meeting)
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Fee Scrutinized in Guam Diocese Bankruptcy Case
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Justice Department Appeals Fee-Slashing Ruling in Bankruptcy Case
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