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The results can be unpredictable if a lease does not precisely document the parties’ intent, leaving matters up to a court’s imagination.

A commercial landlord sought relief from the automatic stay so that it could complete prepetition eviction proceedings against the debtor.

A chapter 7 trustee sought to avoid payments made to a fully secured senior mortgagee within 90 days prior to bankruptcy as preferential to an undersecured junior mortgagee.

On July 30, 2014, The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Issued A Notice Of Proposed Rulemaking To Clarify And Strengthen Customer Due Diligence Requirements As A Fifth Pillar Under The Bank Secrecy Act For Banks And Other Covered Financial Institutions.

The use of independent contractors in the logistics and home delivery industry has suffered another legal setback.

Individual chapter 11 debtors objected to a deficiency claim filed by a bank.

A discussion on the copyright protection of architecture.

Over the last nine months Uber has suffered one legal setback after another in the class action independent contractor class action lawsuit filed against it in federal court in San Francisco.

In September 2011 the Internal Revenue Service announced a new voluntary relief program for worker status termed the voluntary classification settlement program.

By now we hope you are all safe, and have made it through the blast of Hurricane Sandy.

Does the purchaser of a tax sale certificate hold a "tax claim" for purposes of Section 511 of the Bankruptcy Code?

An opinion was issued by NJ District Court Judge Esther Salas in a case that will have broad implications in the realms of privacy and data security.

A petition for allowance of appeal from this decision has been filed with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, but has not been acted upon as of January14, 2014.

Two chapter 13 debtors filed motions for summary judgment seeking to reject a contract for sale of their mineral rights.

Yesterday the U.S. Department of Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service announced that, as a result of the holding in U.S. v. Windsor that Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional, the determination of whether a same-sex couple is legally married for federal tax purposes will be based on the "place of celebration" and not the couple’s place of residence.

The Securities and Exchange Commission held a roundtable forum on February 5, 2013 to solicit financial industry views on "decimalization".

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently has set its sights on registered entities and their officers and directors for overvaluing the entities' assets.

Chapter 7 trustees sought to avoid mortgages in two separate cases using their strong-arm powers.