Rochelle's Daily Wire

The amendment to Section 547(b) does not require a preference complaint to explain why the defendant doesn’t have affirmative defenses, Judge Walrath says.

Absent an ‘actual conflict,’ disqualification is not automatic, the Third Circuit says.

The Affordable Care Act’s ‘individual mandate’ was a tax measured by income, thus giving the IRS a priority tax claim.

Being seen at bar events in the company of those who appear in court doesn’t show judicial bias.

Submitting a retention order with the wrong word resulted in a pivotal issue on appeal.

A claim of the IRS can provide a 10-year lookback for avoidance actions, but the claim must have been filed.

Judge in New Jersey explains why chapter 11 is the best alternative for a large company to deal with mass torts.

Judge Sontchi set aside a prior order preventing the trustee from controlling litigation brought in the trustee’s name.

Mallinckrodt’s nondebtor releases didn’t have the defects that infected Purdue and Patterson.

The opinion by Judge Silverstein contains numerous sound bites for judges and debtors aiming to discharge student loans owed by individuals living in desperate circumstances.