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2nd Circuit Sep 29, 2023

It’s Ok to Avoid a Fraudulent Transfer Even if It Makes the Debtor Solvent, Circuit Says

The Second Circuit found discretion to avoid a constructively fraudulent transfer of exempt property that would have enabled the debtor to pay her creditors in full.

Anthony J. Miller Ariane Holtschlag Jeffery P. Phillips Thomas M. Lynch Jun 2, 2023

Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Conversions

Event Central States Bankruptcy Workshop

Ed Hays Richard A. Marshack Nov 22, 2022

Advanced Exemption-Planning Issues

Event 2022 Consumer Practice Extravaganza

Bianca M. Rucker Brian T. Fenimore Michael E. Romero Oct 4, 2022

Case Law Updates

Event 2023 Midwestern Bankruptcy Institute

Daniel P. Collins Deborah J. Saltzman Elaine Hammond Gary Spraker Lindsi M. Weber Madeleine C. Wanslee Martin R. Barash Mary Jo Heston Stacey G. C. Jernigan Sep 2, 2022

Judicial Round-and-Round: Part I

Event 2022 Southwest Bankruptcy Conference

Benjamin Arthur Kahn Lindsey D. Simon Sage M. Sigler Jul 18, 2022

Case Law Update

Event Southeast Bankruptcy Workshop 2022

Christie D. Arkovich Jacob A. Brown Luis E. Rivera Rudy J. Cerone Mar 25, 2022

Consumer Practice Workshop, Part 2: Post-Filing Issues

Event 2022 Alexander L. Paskay Memorial Bankruptcy Seminar

Dean R. Nelson E. Philip Groben James W. Boyd Virginia E. George Jun 29, 2021

Estopping the Madness: Personal-Injury Claims and Exemptions in Chapter 7 and 13 Cases

Event Central States Bankruptcy Workshop

Beth E. Hanan Elisabeth M. von Eitzen Kimberly Bedigian Sumner A. Bourne Jun 28, 2021

Dumb and Dumber: A Bankruptcy Stay Story

Event Central States Bankruptcy Workshop

Bankruptcy Litigation Practice and Procedure Venue/Jurisdiction Consumer Bankruptcy May 25, 2021

Section 522(b)(3): A Debtor with No Homestead Exemption

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