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Founded shortly after the First Crusade as a monastic order, the mission of the Templars was to provide protection to pilgrims coming to the Holy Land and otherwise protect the Latin Kingdom.

Creditors that have experienced a customer filing for bankruptcy have learned that claims are paid in the order stated in the Bankruptcy Code.

Creditors that have experienced a customer filing for bankruptcy have learned that claims are paid in the order stated in the Bankruptcy Code.

The B.A.P. holds that the recently-enacted Tennessee statute setting a higher interest rate for property tax claims in bankruptcy does not in fact determine the interest rate for such a claim in bankruptcy.

The Bankruptcy Appellate Panel reverses the bankruptcy court's order allowing the unsecured creditor's late-filed claim in this Chapter 13 case.

The bankruptcy court sustains the creditor's objection to the proposed Chapter 13 plan, finding the creditor's expert more credible than the debtor's expert as to valuation of the debtor's mobile home.

The Sixth Circuit B.A.P. reverses the bankruptcy court's sua sponte granting of summary judgment in favor of the trustee.

For a number of years the Alphonse case has been litigated in the Louisiana Federal District Court an in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Recently we wrote about the legal risks in overpromising your ability to protect electronic data you obtain from your customers.

Caller ID services are a mature technology, so it may be surprising to learn their introduction more than 25 years ago triggered fierce privacy debates over maintaining the right to dial anonymously.

The Franklin Circuit Court recently held Saint Joseph Health System, Inc. ("Saint Joseph"), a Kentucky corporation operating several hospitals in the state, is not entitled to refunds of Kentucky's hospital provider tax. ?utm_source=Mondaq&utm_medium=syndication&utm_campaign=LinkedIn-integration

In an unusual move, the Kentucky Claims Commission, formerly the Kentucky Board of Tax Appeals, rejected a recommended decision prepared by a former board member acting as a hearing officer.

As a general proposition, LLCs organized in any of the states may engage in any lawful business or activity.

In Northland Custom Processing[1], the KBTA held the Department of Revenue was precluded from re-litigating an issue decided previously even though the opinion of the Court of Appeals was unpublished.

In Corum v. Harlan County Property Valuation Administrator, a taxpayer unsuccessfully challenged the valuation of her woodland property at the Kentucky Board of Tax Appeals.

The Sixth Circuit B.A.P. affirms the bankruptcy court's order dismissing the plaintiffs' nondischargeability complaint. The plaintiffs had suffered a loss when they purchased a condominium unit and hired a builder to complete its construction.

According to the 9/11 Commission Report, "For terrorists, travel documents are as important as weapons."

The Business Court Docket of the Jefferson Circuit Court has been approved by the Kentucky Supreme Court to begin operations on January 1, 2020.