Bankruptcy Blogs

The Leif and Times of Judge Clark (Pt. One)

01/07/13

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Definition of “Reasonably Equivalent Value” Narrowed as Pool of Potential Litigants is Expanded in Fraudulent Transfer Context

01/07/13

By: Steve Traditi

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

 

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Mortgagee’s Misapplication of Plan Payments not Tortious

01/07/13

By: Benjamin Yeamans

St. John’s Law Student

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Questions of Fact and Faith: Tithing, Undue Hardship, and Student Loan Discharge

01/07/13

By: Jessica Wright

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

 

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Civil Contempt Against Debtor Not Stayed by Bankruptcy Petition

01/07/13

By: Colleen E. Spain

St. John’s Law Student

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Trademark Licensee’s Rights Survive Rejection of Executory Contract

01/07/13

By: Kathryn Swimm

St. John’s Law Student

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Did Regulators Make the Right Call on Basel III?

01/07/13

Some feel the looser standards will have a positive effect on the economy, while others argue the easing simply represents the latest example of regulators giving banks their way.

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The Banker Who Blindly Led a Blind Developer (and Vice Versa)

01/07/13

This bad loan was a unique case of vanity and all-pervasive incompetence on the part of both the banker and a movie producer turned real estate developer.

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