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LEXISNEXIS® A.S. PRATT® JANUARY 2023
EDITOR’S NOTE: CRYPTO IS BURNING
Victoria Prussen Spears
CRYPTO BANKRUPTCIES HEAT UP; WHO WILL GET BURNED?
Kathleen M. St. John
ROLL-UP, ROLL-UP: PROTECTING CLO POSITIONS IN PRIMING TRANSACTIONS
John Goldfinch, James Warbey, Claire Bridcut and Peter West
YOU CAN’T SUBORDINATE ME, I’M A SENIOR SECURED CREDITOR, RIGHT?
Michael Friedman, Larry G. Halperin and Carson M. Klarck
THIRD CIRCUIT ADOPTS NEW “REASONABLE READER” STANDARD AND HOLDS
REPORTING CONSUMERS’ PAY STATUS AS PAST DUE WITH $0 BALANCE AFTER TRANSFER
DID NOT VIOLATE THE FAIR CREDIT REPORTING ACT
Diana M. Eng and Andrea M. Roberts
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT HOLDS PAYMENT OF SECTION 503(b)(9) ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE
CLAIMS DO NOT REDUCE SUBSEQUENT NEW VALUE PREFERENCE DEFENSE
Gregory G. Hesse and Brandon Bell
FAREWELL,
HUNSTEIN
– ELEVENTH CIRCUIT HOLDS DISCLOSING DEBTORS’
INFORMATION TO MAIL VENDOR DOES NOT ESTABLISH CONCRETE HARM
Wayne Streibich, Diana M. Eng and Andrea M. Roberts
BANKRUPTCY COURT SLAMS U.S. TRUSTEE’S ATTEMPTED DISQUALIFICATION OF
INVESTMENT BANKER
Michael L. Cook
RARE EARTH
AND
MODERN LAND
CHAPTER 15 RECOGNITION AND THE DISCHARGE OF
NEW YORK LAW GOVERNED DEBT
Alexandra Wood
JANUARY 2023VOLUME 19 NUMBER 1PRATT’S JOURNAL OF BANKRUPTCY LAW
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