May It Please the Court If I Had Been at Oral Argument in Rousey v. Jacoway Part II
Last month, we looked at the history of Rousey v. Jacoway and began to consider the arguments of the debtors, the trustee and the amicus in light of the Third Circuit's decision in Clark v. O'Neill ( In re Clark), 711 F.2d 21 (3d Cir. 1983). 1 The trustee did not press
Arbitration Agreements Held Unenforceable in WARN Act Litigation
Delaware’s Judge Shannon protects workers’ rights, disagreeing with some circuit courts.
Ninth Circuit B.A.P. Classifies a Loan for Living Expenses as a Business Debt
Personal loan with a profit objective becomes a business debt.
Standards Governing Judicial Estoppel Appeals Are Debated in the D.C. Circuit
Majority in D.C. Circuit are flexible on judicial estoppel summary judgment motions.
District Judge in Dallas Splits with Eleventh Circuit on Judicial Estoppel
Conversion to chapter 7 bars judicial estoppel on claim arising after filing.
Agency Proceedings Give Rise to Judicial Liens Avoidable When Impairing Exemptions
Milwaukee judge pens a debtor-friendly opinion on judicial liens.