How to Circumvent the Prohibition of Appealing Abstention Decisions to the Circuit

July 19, 2024

How to Circumvent the Prohibition of Appealing Abstention Decisions to the Circuit

The Ninth Circuit BAP makes life easy for the Circuit Court of Appeals. Every circuit should have a BAP.

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Opinion Link

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https://abi-opinions.s3.amazonaws.com/Heartwise.pdf

Case Details

Case Citation

Vitamins Online Inc. v. Heartwise Inc. (In re Heartwise Inc.), 22-60060 (9th Cir. June 20, 2024).

Case Name

Vitamins Online Inc. v. Heartwise Inc. (In re Heartwise Inc.)

Case Type

Court

9th Circuit

Bankruptcy Tags

Venue/Jurisdiction

Comments

Submitted by Kyle Arendsen on July 19, 2024

I thought the 1334(d) discussion would be the observation and didn't see the BAP conversation coming. But based on this example it makes so much sense for BAPs to be in each circuit in order to reduce the workload for Courts of Appeal and clearly outline and analyze bankruptcy issues.