Adding to the circuit split on the issue, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals adopted the minority view and ruled that a creditor’s passive retention of collateral it repossessed prepetition pending a bankruptcy court order is not a “willful violation” of the automatic stay. Read more
The following is a case update written by Hon. Meredith Jury (United States Bankruptcy Judge, C.D. Cal. Ret.), a member of the ad hoc group of the California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Business Law Section, analyzing a recent decision of interest. Read more
The bankruptcy court determined after trial that the bankruptcy trustee had met his burden on claims to avoid and recover actual intent and constructively fraudulent transfers under both the Bankruptcy Code and Connecticut fraudulent/voidable transfer statutes against a member and owner of the debtor. Coan v. Chen (in re LXEng LLC), 2019 WL 4146478 (Bankr. D. Ct. 2019). Read more
The following is a case update written by Uzzi O. Raanan, a member of the ad hoc group of the California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Business Law Section, analyzing a recent decision of interest. Read more
The following is a case update written by Dean T. Kirby, Jr., a member of the ad hoc group of the California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Business Law Section, analyzing a recent decision of interest. Read more
The following is a case update written by Monique D. Jewett-Brewster, a member of the ad hoc group of the California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Business Law Section, analyzing a recent decision of interest. Read more
The following is a case update written by Christopher V. Hawkins, a member of the ad hoc group of the California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Business Law Section, analyzing a recent decision of interest. Read more
The following legislative information may be of interest to attorneys practicing insurance law. This information is current as of December 17, 2019. Read more
The following is a case update written by Monique D. Jewett-Brewster, a member of the ad hoc group of the California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Business Law Section, analyzing a recent decision of interest. Read more
The following is a case update written by Dean T. Kirby, Jr., a member of the ad hoc group of the California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Business Law Section, analyzing a recent decision of interest. Read more