Second Circuit Explains when Default Judgments Qualify for Issue Preclusion
Discovery abuse in a prior lawsuit can result in nondischargeability in a later bankruptcy.
‘Related To’ Jurisdiction Is Measured When the Suit Is Filed, Not Later, Circuit Says
Even though subject matter jurisdiction persists when there is no longer an effect on the estate, the court may exercise discretion to dismiss, the Fifth Circuit says.
District Court Overrides Arbitration on Disputes Regarding Defective Proofs of Claim
Someday, the Supreme Court will decide whether bankruptcy has an exemption from arbitration not available in ordinary commercial litigation.
A Michigan Stay Opinion Raises Contempt Issues from the Supreme Court
Does inaction or refusal to turn over estate property absent a turnover order violate the automatic stay?