The Eighth Circuit BAP Holds that Health Savings Accounts are Not Excluded From the Bankruptcy Estate
By: Michelle Nicotera St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
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Ongoing Civil Litigation Does Not Defeat Chapter 11 Plan Feasibility
By: Kaitlin Fitzgibbon ... Read full article
Limiting Successor Liability for Future Tort Claims
By: Stephanie Y. Lin St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
S-Corp and QSub Tax Status Do Not Constitute Property of the Bankruptcy Estate
By: Ryan Jennings St John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Article III Standing to Object to a Company’s Bankruptcy Reorganization Plan
By: James Scahill St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Does the Absolute Priority Rule Apply to Individual Debtors?
By: Colin Coburn St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Professional May Not Be a “Professional Person” for Purposes of Section 327(a)
By: Alexandra Hastings St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Equity Won’t Save Your Tardy Filing Of a Nondischargeability Complaint
By: Aldo A. Caira III St. John’s Law Student ... Read full article
Establishing the Requirements Necessary in order to Enforce Setoff in Bankruptcy Proceedings
By: Maria Ehlinger St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Assignee Can Stand in the Shoes of the Assignor and Assert the Original Assignor’s Reliance
By: Justin W. Curcio St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
No Second Chances: Debtors Prohibited from Filing a Second Petition within 180 Days
By: Brian J. Adelmann St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Fifth Circuit Declines to Enforce Mexican Plan of Reorganization and Devises New Framework for Foreign Debtor Relief
By: Maurizio Anglani St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
New York Courts Split on Jewel Unfinished Business Claims
By: Guillermo Martinez St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff Two recent New York District Court cases disagree whether the principle established in the famous California Jewel v. Boxer [1] case applies to hourly matters ... Read full article
Brunner Test Reexamined in Western District of New York
By: Shane Malone St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Liberal Test Applied to Impose Fee Award for Creditor’s Unsuccessful Discharge Objection
By: Lauren Michalski St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Court Focuses on Policy Rather Than Formality in Approving Key Employee Plans
By: Erin Dempsey St. John's Law Student ... Read full article
S Corporation May Not Pay Shareholders’ Post-Petition Tax Obligations
By: Erin Rieu-Sicart St. John’s Law Student ... Read full article
Exempt Assets May Be Surcharged to Remedy Debtor Misconduct
By: Elizabeth H. Shumejda St. John’s Law Student ... Read full article
Supreme Court Holds Post-Petition Tax Liabilities Non-Dischargeable for Chapter 12 Debtors
By: Joice Thomas St. John’s University Law Student ... Read full article
Law Firm Does Not Qualify for Attorney Exemption in the Kansas Credit Services Organizations Act
By: Lisa Fresolone St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article