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Bankruptcy Tweets of 2011-2012 Cases - A Year in Review - V.2

08/31/12

Here's more in the continuing "Year in Review" series, delivering more of my backlog of twitter posts of case developments in the past 12 months.  RSS Feeds are also available of my Twitter post, which later are collected here.  My 1,500 previous twitter posts of case developments are here.

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Bankruptcy Tweets of 2011-2012 Cases - A Year in Review - V.2

08/31/12

Here's more in the continuing "Year in Review" series, delivering more of my backlog of twitter posts of case developments in the past 12 months.  RSS Feeds are also available of my Twitter post, which later are collected here.  My 1,500 previous twitter posts of case developments are here.

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Bankruptcy Tweets of 2011-2012 Cases - A Year in Review - V.1

08/30/12

My firm has significantly supported me this past summer in getting my backlog of 2,000 or so twitter-ready posts of case developments in the past 12 months uploaded to the Lexblog server so that each Twitter post has a user-friendly case link associated with it.

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Bankruptcy Tweets of 2011-2012 Cases - A Year in Review - V.1

08/30/12

My firm has significantly supported me this past summer in getting my backlog of 2,000 or so twitter-ready posts of case developments in the past 12 months uploaded to the Lexblog server so that each Twitter post has a user-friendly case link associated with it.

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RadLAX Oral Argument - Part II: What's Indubitably Bothering the Supreme Court Justices Equivalently

04/24/12

As I noted three years ago in my "What's Bothering Ruthie?" post on Justice Ginsburg's one-liner that stopped the Chrysler sale dead in its tracks, today's Supreme Court oral argument in RadLAX Gateway Hotel, LLC v.

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A Chicago Bankruptcy Case Lands at the US Supreme Court: The RadLAX Oral Argument - Part I

04/23/12

Chicago bankruptcy professionals descended on the US Supreme Court to catch the final chapter in the RadLAX bankruptcy saga, one that had a remarkably swift journey to the highest court of the land.  The case started as the neglected stepchild of Amalgamated Bank, the trustee of the deeply undersecured Longview Ultra I Construction Loan Investment Fund (having about $100 million of collateral to support a $300 million original

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7th Circuit: Bankruptcy Code Doesn't Override the "In Pari Delicto" Defense

04/04/12

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