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After an international dressage horse turns up with a false positive this contagious disease, the USDA testing protocol comes under fire.

The Seventh Circuit holds that Bankruptcy Rule 8002(a)'s 14-day time limit for filing a notice of appeal is jurisdictional.

This year a series of troubling episodes occurred in several fraternities nationwide.

Fund for the Arts and Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC presented Bill Blodgett with the 2016 James Welch Sr. Arts Leadership Award at Kentucky Opera's performance of "Madame Butterfly" on Friday evening.

A sweeping decision by the Kentucky Supreme Court upholds the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission's restrictions on the claiming process, ensuring the integrity and viability of Kentucky's signature Thoroughbred industry.

The bankruptcy court grants the trustee and creditor's motion to reconsider the Court's entry of an order of discharge.

In a recent decision from Alabama, a complaint was found to be deficient where it failed to explore the nature of the German AG.

The bankruptcy court enters judgment in favor of the debtors in this nondischargeability action under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(2), (4), and (6). The debtors signed a guaranty on a debt incurred by their business and secured by equipment.

The debtor sustains, in part, the debtors' objection to the creditor's notice of post-petition mortgage fees, expenses and charges. The debtor contended the following fees were unreasonable: $500 for an objection to the debtor's plan, $100 for the filing of the notice, and $650 for the preparation and filing of a proof of claim.

The district court affirms the bankruptcy court's decision finding that Seven Counties Services, Inc. was permitted to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief because it was not a "governmental unit" as defined in the bankruptcy code.

The bankruptcy court applies Kentucky's borrowing statute, KRS § 413.320, to determine the applicable statute of limitations for the debtor's defamation, breach of contract, and fraud claims.

In this nondischargeability action, the bankruptcy court denies the plaintiff's motion for summary judgment as to the 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(6) claim based on defamation and grants the motion as to the § 523(a)(6) claim based on abuse of process.

Yesterday, the United States Supreme Court decided it would not review a case from New Jersey with respect to required wording of arbitration clauses. U.S. Legal Group, L.P. v. Atalese.

The United States Department of Labor ("DOL") has issued an opinion letter advising that eligible employees may take intermittent Family

Most if not all charging order statutes provide that exemption laws appli­cable to the member's interest in the LLC remain available notwithstand­ing the charging order.

Today marks the anniversary of the murder in 1170 of Saint Thomas Becket. This murder has always been the most serious stain upon the reign of King Henry II.

The safe harbor provision of 11 U.S.C. § 546(e) does not apply to a transaction in which an entity that serves as merely a conduit for a pre-petition transfer is the only entity that fits...