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...equity contribution, if it is to give rise to a claim in bankruptcy rather than a mere equity interest. The distinction between debt...
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...moderator of a panel discussion at the...injunction practice and appellate matters. , an invitation...
...court announced two initiatives that appellate attorneys welcomed as steps in...direct appeal. The three-judge panel therefore remanded the matter of...
...Legal Intelligencer April 17, 2013 Although business bankruptcy filings have trended down in recent months, the lingering legacy of litigation...
...complex case stemming from the bankruptcy of a nursing home in Pittsburgh, a three-judge panel on the appeals court ruled...
...apparently aware of the debtor's pending bankruptcy resulting in the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel's conclusion that the stay violation was willful. The...
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...and appellate panels. American Premier in 2007 pushed the case to Philadelphia, alleging that the workers claims were wiped out through bankruptcy proceedings...
...Center on October 11, 2006, six months before the hospital filed for bankruptcy. Nuveen claims it relied on an opinion letter from Lindabury...
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