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Claims, Subordination & Recharacterization

Bad Children: How One Court Used Alter Ego Doctrine to Uphold Reverse Veil Piercing

Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties

The Interesting Relationship Between Veil Piercing and Fraudulent Transfer Law

Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties

Plain Vanilla Veil Piercing Still Alive and Well in New York

Case Overviews, Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties, Litigation Issues

Seventh Circuit Affirms Summary Judgment Decision Piercing the Corporate Veil Considering Egregious and Uncontested Facts

North of the Border Update

Piercing the Corporate Veil to the Privy: Who’s a “Privy” to a Transaction at Undervalue?

Can’t Hide Behind the Veil (When It isn’t Pierced): Court Denies Bankrupt LLC Member’s Attempt to Use the Automatic Stay to Shield Himself from Litigation

Chapter 11 Plans, Claims, Mass Torts, Third Party Claims

Supreme Court Rejects Non-Consensual Third-Party Releases in Chapter 11 Plans

Contributor(s)

Ronit J.
Berkovich

Sebastian
Laguna

Lookback Period

Lookback Period – Twelve Weeks (pt 2)

Intellectual Property, Litigation Issues

Knock Off the Knock-Offs, Part II: SDNY Bankruptcy Court Holds That Defendant’s Judgment Debt on Account of His Company’s Trademark Infringement Is Not Dischargeable Under Section 523(a)(6)

Lookback Period

Lookback Period — Six Weeks

SDNY Bankruptcy Court Says Claims Against Insurer Need Not Be “Inextricably Intertwined” with Insurer’s Relationship with Debtor to Fall Within Scope of Channeling Injunction

You Can’t Get Around the Automatic Stay by Filing an Action Against the Debtor in Another Bankruptcy Case Before the Same Bankruptcy Court. Or Can You?

Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties

All My Alter Egos Live in Texas . . .

Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties, Jurisdiction & Appeals

The Creditor of My Affiliate Is…Not my Creditor

Second Circuit Circumscribes 524(g) Protection for Non-Debtors

Mass Torts, Releases & Exculpations

Are Third Party Releases "All in the Family"?

Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties

Legitimate Protection from Parental Abuse or Just Another Blame Game?

Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties

In California (Unlike Delaware), No Need to Let Your Alter Ego Get in the Way of Suing a Debtor’s Sole Shareholder Directly

Involuntary Petitions

Keep Your Fights Out of Bankruptcy Court: Bad Faith Involuntary Petitions

Employment, Financial Markets

ICYMI . . .Sun Capital ERISA Litigation – Private Equity Funds Held Liable for Pension Obligations

Contributor(s)

Steven
Margolis

Bankruptcy Beach Reading, Substantive Consolidation

Two Become One: Eighth Circuit Rules That Separated Couple Must Substantively Consolidate Their Estates

Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties, Financing, Involuntary Petitions

Is Your Child Controlling You? Delaware Bankruptcy Court Holds that Subsidiaries Can Owe Fiduciary Duties to their Parents

Triangular Setoff: When It Comes to Securities Contracts, It Still Takes Two—and Only Two—to Tango