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by Kristina Feher, Feher Law PLLC Introduction As the split among circuits deepened, the United States Supreme Court took up the case of Husky Intern. Electronics, Inc. v. Ritz, U.S. , 136 S. Ct. 1581 (2016) to determine whether “actual fraud” requires a false representation or whether it encompasses other traditional forms of fraud that...
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by Adam Gilbert, Underwood Murray PC One of the benefits of practicing in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida (the “District”) is the use of conditional approval of disclosure statements in Chapter 11 cases. Conditional approval often allows for expedited consideration of the debtor’s plan of reorganization, saving debtors the...
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by Michael Barnett, Michael Barnett, PA The amount of fees allowed to a substantially oversecured creditor, Farm Credit, in a complicated Chapter 12 case was at issue before Judge Collins in In re Kurtenback, 2020 Bankr. LEXIS 3336, Case No 18- 01607 (Bankr. N.D. Iowa, 30 Nov 2020). The Debtor had proposed five Chapter 12...
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ZOOMing Along… How to get the most out of your next virtual mediation By Roy Kobert, GrayRobinson Even after the pandemic is well under control, virtual mediations will remain a viable platform. The associated savings in third-party costs (airfare and hotel) and the reduction of professional downtime reduces the overall economic burden of the process....
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