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No. 1 Transfer of Real Estate Title May be Avoided as a Preference in Certain Jurisdictions
No. 2 The High Burden a “Minimal Standard of Living” under the First Prong of the Brunner Test
No. 4 Inconsistent Standards to Approve a Settlement Under Rule 9019
No. 6 Intangible Property Can Satisfy the Debtor Eligibility Requirement Under Section 109(a)
No. 7 Trademarks are “Intellectual Property” Under Bankruptcy Code Section 365(n)
No. 8 The Two Approaches to Center of Main Interest Timing Determination
No. 10 Pleading Fraudulent Conveyances: Federal Vs. New York State Requirements
No. 11 The Brunner Test Imposes a High Burden to Discharge student Loan Debt
No. 14 The Objective Standard for Holding a Creditor in Civil Contempt for Violating Discharge Order
No. 15 Circuit Courts Interpret the Section 1123(a)(4) Equal Treatment Rule
No. 17 Center of Main Interest for Members of a Group of Companies
No. 18 Exempt Assets May Not be Considered When Determining if Student Loan Should be Discharged
No. 19 Luxurious Lifestyles Alone May Not Constitute a Lack of Good Faith under the Bankruptcy Code
No. 21 Domestic Support Obligation Not Necessarily a First Priority Claim
No. 22 Bankruptcy Courts are Largely Unavailable to Cannabis-Related Debtors but not Off Limits.
No. 24 The Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements in Bankruptcy Throughout the United States
No. 27 Collusive Bidding on a Debtor’s Asset: A Question of Fairness