The Second Circuit has sided with a blogger who was sued for defamation for his headline "TCPA Class Certification Denial Exposes Major Spousal Scheme." Wexler v. Dorsey & Whitney, LLP , 2020 U.S. App. LEXIS 21474 (2nd Cir. 7/9/20). While ... Read full article
The case of self-proclaimed "investigative blogger" Crystal Cox took another turn as the Ninth Circuit reversed and remanded the case against her. The decision gives greater First Amendment protection to bloggers than the stingy view taken by ... Read full article
Saturday was the final day of the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges. The panels focused on ethics issues of the future, the role of empirical research and international insolvency. ... Read full article
This is continuing coverage of the 2013 National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges. Today I was able to attend a program on blogging, listen to an economist prognosticating and observe a hearing of the ABI Commission to Study the Reform of Chapter 11. ... Read full article
The case of self-proclaimed "investigative blogger" Crystal Cox took another turn as the Ninth Circuit reversed and remanded the case against her. The decision gives greater First Amendment protection to bloggers than the stingy view taken by ... Read full article
Saturday was the final day of the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges. The panels focused on ethics issues of the future, the role of empirical research and international insolvency. ... Read full article
This is continuing coverage of the 2013 National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges. Today I was able to attend a program on blogging, listen to an economist prognosticating and observe a hearing of the ABI Commission to Study the Reform of Chapter 11. ... Read full article
I have previously written about Crystal Cox, a self-styled investigative blogger, who found herself on the receiving end of a judgment for $2.5 million after she posted caustic comments about a bankruptcy trustee. You can find the prior post here . One ... Read full article
A case involving an elderly woman and egregious violations of the discharge has generated a bit of buzz in the blogosphere. I first noticed it here on the Huffington Post. I decided to write about this case because I was frustrated with trying to verify ... Read full article
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This blog began on June 2, 2006 with a post entitled Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Federal Jurisdiction in Anna Nicole Smith Case; Few Prurient Details in Opinion. Now, 1,613 days later (a number which does not appear in BAPCPA), I am on my 200th post. ... Read full article
