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Jul 29, 2025

4th Cir.: French v. 21st Mortgage- Insurance Commissions Are not Fees

Jul 28, 2025

4th Cir.: Roper v. Oliphant- Arbitration Waived by Filing of Collection Law Suit Ed Boltz

Jul 25, 2025

Bankr. W.D.N.C.: In re Drysdale- Denial of Motion to Entire Seal Pro Se Bankruptcy

Jul 24, 2025

Law Review: Kunkel, Declan, A Mill of Miller: Examining the Supreme Court’s Recent Bankruptcy Jurisprudence (April 18, 2025)

Jul 23, 2025

Chapter 7 Business Bankruptcy Filings in SDNY & EDNY

Jul 23, 2025

Economics Review: Jain, Jash, Are hospital bills hazardous to your financial health? (May 31, 2024)

New York Eastern District Jul 16, 2025

Second Circuit Courts Narrowly View Finality of Bankruptcy Appeals

Quick Take A district court in New York holds that denial of a settlement motion is not final and not appealable.

Consumer Bankruptcy

To Tell or Not to Tell Isn’t Really a Question: A Debtor’s Duty to Disclose

To Tell or Not to Tell Isn’t Really a Question: A Debtor’s Duty to Disclose By Hon. Elizabeth L. Gunn and Nisha R. Patel 1 The filing of a bankruptcy petition creates an estate comprised of “virtually all the debtor’s assets,” 2 or, more sp…

EG Elizabeth L. Gunn NP Nisha R. Patel

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Oct
2025

Consumer Bankruptcy

“What Happens Post-Petition Stays Post-Petition!”: A Debtor Is Not Required to Disclose Assets Acquired Beyond the Subset of § 541(a)(5) Property Within 180 Days of the Petition

“What Happens Post-Petition Stays Post-Petition!”: A Debtor Is Not Required to Disclose Assets Acquired Beyond the Subset of § 541(a)(5) Property Within 180 Days of the Petition By David Cox At the outset, it is important to clarify the iss…

DC H. David Cox

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Oct
2025

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