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To confirm the debtor's proposed plan of reorganization over the mortgage lender's objections, the plan had to be accepted by an impaired class of creditors.

A chapter 11 debtor sought to disallow the claim of a second mortgagee that held a nonrecourse loan that was totally underwater (i.e., the property was worth less than the first mortgage).

A mortgagee continued with foreclosure of a mortgage after the debtor filed bankruptcy because it was not aware of the filing.

A mortgagee’s proof of claim included default interest for the period from the date of the bankruptcy filing through confirmation of a plan of reorganization.

A chapter 7 trustee sought to avoid as a preference a mortgage that was recorded within 90 days before a bankruptcy filing.

A chapter 11 debtor sought to recover real estate that was transferred prepetition to the county following the debtor’s default in a property tax foreclosure proceeding.

After filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy, the debtors tried to surrender their residence to the mortgage lender.

A commercial landlord asked the bankruptcy court to allow its administrative expense claim in a chapter 11 case.

A discussion on the issues related to a recent case, where a servicer acting on behalf of U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee on behalf of holders of asset backed pass-through certificates, moved for relief from the automatic stay in order to proceed with a mortgage foreclosure.

In Marvel Cliff, an equipment vendor sold and installed security cameras and wireless internet access equipment together with related hardware at an apartment complex.

A chapter 7 trustee sought to avoid a property tax foreclosure as a fraudulent transfer and then to recover damages from the foreclosing county.

The debtor owned units in two apartment buildings. Shortly after it filed bankruptcy, its mortgage lender sought a determination that it was a "single asset real estate" debtor under Section 101(51B) of the Bankruptcy Code...

In Wright, a mortgage lender obtained relief from the automatic stay in a chapter 11 bankruptcy and proceeded with a state non-judicial foreclose sale on two properties.

A United States district court judge sitting in the District of New Jersey has held that only patent litigation settlements involving monetary payments from branded to generic pharmaceutical manufacturers are subject to the rule of reason under the Supreme Court’s landmark decision issued earlier this year, FTC v. Actavis.

A typical trust fund statute provides that payments to a construction contractor are treated as funds held in trust until its subcontractors and suppliers have been paid.

The trustee of a liquidating trust under a general contractor’s confirmed chapter 11 plan tried to recover pre-petition payments made to a subcontractor as either a preference or a fraudulent conveyance.

Litigants in all industries, including construction, have to deal with electronic documents.