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A Cautionary Tale About Injunctions
Many bankruptcies are prompted by foreclosure postings. Often the debtor must weigh whether to seek an injunction vs. filing bankruptcy. A recent Texas case makes the point that simply getting the court to grant an injunction is not enough. Unless ... Read full article
No Need to Bother the Bankruptcy Judge – Continuing a Personal Injury Case After the Discharge to Reach Insurance
Bankruptcy Judge Lee of the Eastern District of California probably doesn’t think that it should be necessary to remind litigants that a personal injury plaintiff need not obtain relief from the post-discharge injunction in order to commence or continue a ... Read full article
No Need to Bother the Bankruptcy Judge – Continuing a Personal Injury Case After the Discharge to Reach Insurance
Bankruptcy Judge Lee of the Eastern District of California probably doesn’t think that it should be necessary to remind litigants that a personal injury plaintiff need not obtain relief from the post-discharge injunction in order to commence or continue a ... Read full article
