Supreme Court Bans Nunc Pro Tunc Orders
Despite the high court’s ban on nunc pro tunc orders, may bankruptcy courts make their orders retroactive?
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Supreme Court Uses a Bankruptcy Case to Limit the Use of Federal Common Law
High court rules that federal courts may make federal common law only to protect ‘uniquely’ federal interests.
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Mallinckrodt Pitches at Least $1.6 Billion Opioid Settlement, Generics Unit Bankruptcy
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Cosi Files for Second Bankruptcy Amid Changing Dining Habits
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Retracing the Boy Scouts’ Path to Bankruptcy
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Decision on Buffalo Diocese Bankruptcy 'Will Be Soon,' Bishop Tells Priests
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SEC Probes Owner of Chicago Apartments After Bond Default
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First Opinion on the SBRA Permits Conversion of an Existing Chapter 11 Case
Bankruptcy Judge Scott Clarkson of Santa Ana, Calif., issued the first reported decision on the new small business reorganization law that became effective on February 19.