Most Recent Additions*
Circuit Split Created Over Enactment of Section 510(a) of the Bankruptcy Code and its Effect on the Rule of Explicitness
Rossella Scarpa
Distribution of Property Overseen by Family Courts Will Not Bar Constructive Fraudulent Transfer Claims
Allyson Rivard
Discharge Under Section 524(a) Does Not Preclude a Suit to Recover From a Debtor’s Insurer
Michael P. Pitre
Court’s ability to modify or terminate a prior recognition order under §1517(d) of the Bankruptcy Code
Kristopher Peters
Analyzing a Creditor’s Ability to Exercise its Shareholder Rights to Prevent a Bankruptcy Filing by a Company
Frank Pecorelli
Selling a Vessel Free and Clear of a Maritime Lien Pursuant to Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code
Aram Movaseghi
The Standard For Taking A Security Interest In Fixtures
Mark J. LoBiondo
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Proceedings May Be Sufficiently “Unusual” to Render Forum-Selection Clauses Unenforceable
James A. Goodridge
Exploring the Scope of the Property Requirement of Section 109(a) in Chapter 11 and 15 Cases
Rasha El Mouatassim Bih
Constraints on the Breadth of a Bankruptcy Trustee’s Power to Demand a Turnover of Assets
Timothy DiPrisco
Balancing and Protecting Competing Interests of a Landlord-Tenant Relationship in a Section 363 Sale
Kayla Dimatos
Debtor-Tenants Located in Shopping Centers Must Satisfy Heightened Requirements When Assuming and Assigning Their Unexpired Lease in Bankruptcy
Kristin Catalano
It is Possible to Incriminate Yourself in the United States Bankruptcy Courts
Andre Brittis-Tannenbaum
*Updated as of 09/22/21.