Open Range Communications Files Bankruptcy Seeking to Either Sell Assets or Wind Down Operations
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Preference Complaints Filed in the Velocity Express Bankruptcy
Earlier this month, James Carroll in his capacity as the "Wind Down Professional" for the Velocity Express bankruptcy, began filing preference actions against various defendants. As alleged in the preference complaints, Carroll was appointed as ... Read full article
SemCrude Decision Delineates the Process for Analyzing Motions for Continuance vs. Motions for Summary Judgment
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Decision in Everything But Water, LLC Requires Preference Claimants to Identify Transferees Specifically in Granting Motion to Dismiss
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Decision in Visteon Walks Through Analysis of Improper Venue and Venue Transfer Decisions
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Trustee in Opus South Bankruptcy Files Preference Actions
Last month, Jeoffrey Burtch (the "Trustee"), as Chapter 7 Trustee for the Opus South Bankruptcy, began filing preference complaints seeking to recover what the Trustee alleges are avoidable transfers under the Bankruptcy Code. For those ... Read full article
Solyndra Files Bankruptcy in Delaware After Shutting Down Operations
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Creditor Trustee in Champion Home Bankruptcy Files Preference Actions
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Fruehauf Opinion Illustrates that Despite a Preference to Allow Amendment of Pleadings, Courts Won't Always Allow Amendment
Summary In a 23 page decision signed July 15, 2011, Judge Walsh of the Delaware Bankruptcy Court denied a motion to allow a plaintiff to file an amended complaint, holding that the amended complaint was too deficient to survive a motion to dismiss and ... Read full article
Recycled Paper Manufacturer, Manistique Papers, Files Bankruptcy in Delaware
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Stern v. Marshall: Effects on Delaware
On June 23, 2011, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that has sent waves through bankruptcy courts across the nation. Stern v. Marshall , 131 S.Ct. 2594 (2011), is the latest opinion in a long running dispute between the estate of Vickie Lynn Marshall, ... Read full article
Charter Bus Operator, Coach America, Files for Bankruptcy in Delaware Citing Recession and Increased Insurance Costs
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Creditor Trustee in Champion Home Bankruptcy Files Preference Actions
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Decision in Visteon Walks Through Analysis of Improper Venue and Venue Transfer Decisions
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Open Range Communications Files Bankruptcy Seeking to Either Sell Assets or Wind Down Operations
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Trustee in Opus South Bankruptcy Files Preference Actions
Last month, Jeoffrey Burtch (the "Trustee"), as Chapter 7 Trustee for the Opus South Bankruptcy, began filing preference complaints seeking to recover what the Trustee alleges are avoidable transfers under the Bankruptcy Code. For those ... Read full article
Preference Complaints Filed in the Velocity Express Bankruptcy
Earlier this month, James Carroll in his capacity as the "Wind Down Professional" for the Velocity Express bankruptcy, began filing preference actions against various defendants. As alleged in the preference complaints, Carroll was appointed as ... Read full article
Stern v. Marshall: Effects on Delaware
On June 23, 2011, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that has sent waves through bankruptcy courts across the nation. Stern v. Marshall , 131 S.Ct. 2594 (2011), is the latest opinion in a long running dispute between the estate of Vickie Lynn Marshall, ... Read full article
Solyndra Files Bankruptcy in Delaware After Shutting Down Operations
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Decision in Everything But Water, LLC Requires Preference Claimants to Identify Transferees Specifically in Granting Motion to Dismiss
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