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The "Purple Book," will list all biological products, including any biosimilar and interchangeable biological products, licensed by the FDA.

A chapter 7 trustee sought to enjoin a bank from enforcing its security interest in farming equipment that the trustee contended were assets of the bankruptcy estate.

A discussion on a recent case where the question of whether the trustee could sell the entire interest including management rights, or just the debtors' economic interests in the LLC, was at the heart of the issue.

A discussion on a recent case, where a chapter 11 debtor proposed to place a mortgagee's deficiency claim into a separate class from general unsecured claims so that the deficiency claim could not prevent the unsecured class from accepting a proposed plan of reorganization.

In Henson a foreclosure sale was stayed by the debtors’ filing of a chapter 13 bankruptcy.

The chapter 7 trustee in an individual debtor case asked for court approval to sell the debtor's one-quarter remainder interest in a residential property.

The trustee of a distribution trust (created under a debtor’s confirmed chapter 11 plan of reorganization) sought to recover a dividend paid to a shareholder as a constructive fraudulent transfer.

The debtor assumed a ground lease prior to the deadline for assumption or rejection of non-residential real property leases.

A chapter 13 debtor objected to the portion of a mortgagee’s claim consisting of expenses related to foreclosure of its mortgage.

In Bandi v. Becnel (In re Bandi), 683 F.3d 671 (5th Cir. 2012), the debtors made false statements regarding their ownership of particular real estate.

Determining the priority of liens in manufactured homes owned by the debtor raised the standard question of how to classify the collateral, and thus the proper method of perfection.

An oversecured creditor claimed post-petition interest at the contract default rate. The debtors and the post-confirmation liquidating trust objected.

A mortgage lender filed a proof of claim in a chapter 13 bankruptcy claiming total secured debt of $132,945.08, including $14,327.60 in prepetition expenses that were identified as $2,231.93 in late charges and $12,095.67 in attorney fees.

Crop farmers grew corn for use as feed for the debtor’s dairy herd and then stored the corn in bunkers on the debtor’s property under a license from the debtor.

A chapter 13 debtor sought to void a federal tax lien under Section 506(d) of the Bankruptcy Code to the extent that it exceeded the value of his assets.

Act 52 of 2013 amended many provisions of Pennsylvania state taxes, including some relatively minor changes to the realty transfer tax that took effect on January 1, 2014.

A chapter 11 liquidating trustee sought to recover a prepetition payment made by the debtor to a subcontractor on the basis that it was a preference.