Suit for Injunction Held Not to Violate PROMESA, Puerto Rico’s Workout Statute
Automatic stay not violated without an attempt to collect a claim, Puerto Rico Judge holds.
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Banks Admonished to File Foreclosure Deeds Promptly, or Else
Requiring prompt filing of a foreclosure deed is not absurd, Massachusetts judge says.
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Massachusetts District Judge Nixes Notion of Forced Vesting in Chapter 13
District judge hopes novel theories of equity will permit forced vesting.
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Assets Are Sold Free & Clear of Debtor’s Insurance Experience Rating
New Hampshire judge follows the First Circuit BAP in keeping down a buyer’s insurance premiums.
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PROMESA Is No Clone of the Bankruptcy Code, First Circuit Says
On stay modification, secured creditors shoulder the entire burden.
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Subjective Feeling of Coercion Doesn’t State a Claim for Discharge Violation
First Circuit requires attempt to collect to prove a discharge injunction violation.
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Cutting Off Medicare Funding Is Exempt from the Automatic Stay, First Circuit Says
First Circuit declines to take sides in circuit split over jurisdiction in Medicare disputes.
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First Circuit BAP Rejects Lubrizol on Rejection of Trademark Licenses
Boston BAP sides with Seventh Circuit, holding that trademark licenses survive rejection.
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Puerto Rico Beats Back Another Attack by Holders of Defaulted Bonds
Judge in Puerto Rico is forcing holders of defaulted bonds to negotiate, not litigate.
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PROMESA’s and Bankruptcy Code’s Automatic Stay Are Similar, Not Identical
Temporary diversion of collateral doesn’t require ‘adequate protection,’ Puerto Rico Judge says.
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