Ninth Circuit Sides with the FDIC over Ownership of Tax Refunds
An appeal in the Ninth Circuit did not reach the issue to be decided by the Supreme Court in <em>Rodriguez</em>.
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In a Bankruptcy Sale, ‘Takings’ Claims Kick in Early
Federal Circuit upholds dismissal of regulatory ‘takings’ claims against New GM.
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Recent Decisions Deepen and Entrench Circuit Split on Discharging Student Loans
Conflicting standards among the circuits warrant a grant of certiorari to define ‘undue hardship’ required for discharging a student loan.
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Fifth Circuit Makes Student Loans Even More Difficult to Discharge
Fifth Circuit now says that student loans must ‘impose intolerable difficulties’ to be dischargeable.
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Brexit Whirlwind Heads Toward Election or No-Deal, Unless Someone Moves
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White House and Congress Reach Deal on Spending, Debt Ceiling
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Johnson’s Win Elevates ‘No-Deal’ Brexit Risks to U.K. Economy
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Supreme Court to Tackle a Bankruptcy Tax Refund Circuit Split
Circuits are split on whether a tax refund presumptively goes to the subsidiary that created the losses giving rise to the refund.
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