Weil

Restructuring

Constitutional Law

Case Overviews, Constitutional Law, Fees, Jurisdiction & Appeals, News, What We're Watching

Supreme Court Resolves Split on U.S. Trustee Fees

Contributor(s)

Case Overviews, Constitutional Law, Energy Sector, Government, Litigation Issues, Post-Confirmation Issues

The Third Circuit Lets the Katz Out of the Bag: No Sovereign Immunity for California in the Post-Confirmation Venoco Dispute

Contributor(s)

Ronit J.
Berkovich

Austin
Crabtree

Avoidance Actions, Case Overviews, Constitutional Law, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Litigation Issues, Property of the Estate

Fraudulent Transfer Claims Avoid State Sovereign Immunity, But Only If a Property Interest Exists Under State Law

Contributor(s)

Ronit J.
Berkovich

Chapter 11 Plans, Constitutional Law, Employment, Releases & Exculpations, Third Party Claims

Speak Now and Forever Hold Your Release: Gawker Breaks News One Last Time

Constitutional Law, Government, Jurisdiction & Appeals

Justice Scalia, Remembered

Constitutional Law, Pre-Filing Considerations

Bankruptcy Court Holds That Same-Sex Couples in Registered Domestic Partnerships Are Not “Spouses”

Automatic Stay, Constitutional Law

Yom Kippur, Kim Davis, the Automatic Stay, and Religious Adjudication of Disputes Involving Parties in Bankruptcy

Holiday Posts, Constitutional Law, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Stern Files

Some Rosh Hashanah Reflections on the Talmud, Wellness, and the High Court

363 Sales, Chapter 7 Trustees, Constitutional Law, Property of the Estate

Forced Sales, Unconstitutional Takings, and BAPCPA Oh My…

Constitutional Law, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Property of the Estate, Stern Files, What We're Watching

“Thank You, SCOTUS; It’s About Time!”: Supreme Court Grants Cert to Decide Meaningful Stern v. Marshall Questions

Case Overviews, Constitutional Law, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Pre-Filing Considerations

Wisconsin Bankruptcy Court Says “I Do” to Same-Sex Spouses’ Bankruptcy Petition

Constitutional Law, Secured Claims, Throwback Thursday

Stare Indecisis – Supreme Court Upholds Depression-Era Law Limiting Ability to Exercise Security Interests After Striking Down Predecessor Law

Constitutional Law, Secured Claims, Throwback Thursday

Bitter Medicine: Debt Overhang Remedy During the Great Depression Turns Out to be a Fifth Amendment Taking

Constitutional Law, Secured Claims

Taking Title: the Legal Logic Behind Municipal Proposals to Use Eminent Domain to Seize Underwater Mortgages

Constitutional Law

Honoring Our Veterans (Without Any Discharge Jokes)

Constitutional Law

For Richer or for Poorer… Department of Justice Agrees to Recognize Same-Sex Marriages (At Least in Bankruptcy Court)