This file is an unofficial version of KRS Chapter 278 and the Kentucky Public Service Commission's regulations.

The Seventh Circuit reverses the district court's decision that the bank defendant did not have inquiry notice when it loaned funds to a cash management entity...

The bankruptcy court grants the debtor's motion to vacate the clerk's entry of default against him in this nondischargeability action.

The Seventh Circuit affirms the bankruptcy court's order granting summary judgment to the casino defendant.

The bankruptcy court holds that the debtor made a fraudulent transfer to his sister when he sold her $150,000 worth of mineral rights for $20,000 prepetition.

The Seventh Circuit affirms the bankruptcy court's decision to deny the motion to reopen the chapter 11 case.

The district court grants the defendants' motion to withdraw the reference to the bankruptcy court. The debtor filed this action prior to filing its bankruptcy petition.

The bankruptcy court grants the creditor's motion for summary judgment in this nondischargeability action. The creditor had obtained a default judgment against the debtor in state court, after the debtor ceased participating in that litigation.

The bankruptcy court enters summary judgment in favor of the plaintiff, holding a $1.8 million claim arising from a state court judgment non-dischargeable.

The district court affirms the bankruptcy court's dismissal of the claims against the debtor without prejudice.

The district court grants the appellee's motion and dismisses the appeal. The appellant had executed a settlement agreement with the Chapter 11 trustee, which was approved by the bankruptcy court under Bankruptcy Rule 9019.

The district court affirms the bankruptcy court's order avoiding the mortgage foreclosure deficiency judgment liens on the debtor's residence.

The Supreme Court holds that post-petition debtor wages held by the Chapter 13 trustee after the debtor converts to Chapter 7 should be returned to the debtor rather than distributed to creditors in accordance with the Chapter 13 plan.

The bankruptcy court grants the defendant's motion for judgment in this preference action. The debtor received overpayments for disability benefits from the defendant in the years leading up to the bankruptcy.

The bankruptcy court sustains the debtor's objection and disallows the creditor's claim.

The bankruptcy court overrules the debtor's objection to the claim based on a 1996 state court judgment. The debtor argued the claim was time-barred by the Kentucky 15-year statute of limitations for actions to enforce judgments.

The bankruptcy court grants in part the motion to restrict access to filings with personally identifiable information.

The bankruptcy court denies the debtor's motion to employ the law firm as special counsel nunc pro tunc. The debtor sought to employ the firm for its expertise in a particular area of law.

In this lengthy opinion, the bankruptcy court declines to confirm two competing Chapter 11 plans. The debtor's plan is not confirmed because it is not feasible under § 1129(a)(11) and it is not "fair and equitable" under § 1129(b).

The bankruptcy court grants the U.S. Trustee's motion to dismiss the Chapter 12 case.