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In a bankruptcy case converted to chapter 7, a landlord sought immediate payment or administrative priority for postpetition rents and rejection damages.

In "Prospect Studios", the law firm representing a chapter 11 debtor requested court authority to apply a prepetition retainer to payment of its fees.

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.

A discussion on the copyright protection of architecture.

The Securities and Exchange Commission's Report of Investigation into the posting by Netflix Inc.'s CEO of a significant company milestone on his personal Facebook site compels consideration of the intersection of new opportunities for discovery available via social networking sites with the broad discovery orders that Pennsylvania trial courts have granted.

A chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee brought an adversary proceeding against a buyer and its designated purchaser for breach of contract and civil contempt.

Chapter 13 debtors (the Smiths) lost their residential property in a pre-petition delinquent property tax sale.

A city housing authority sought a bankruptcy court order confirming that the automatic stay did not prevent it from continuing eviction proceedings where it had obtained a judgment of possession against a tenant before she filed bankruptcy.

New York City recently joined the growing list of jurisdictions requiring employers to give workers paid sick time.

A report recently published by NIST sets forth steps federal agencies and the private sector providers who cater to them need to take to ensure the security of data stored and processed in the cloud.

On December 17, 2012, in "In re Ancestry.com Inc. S’holder Litig.", the Delaware Court of Chancery issued a bench ruling addressing a recent decision enjoining enforcement of a "Don’t Ask, Don’t Waive" provision in a standstill/confidentiality agreement.

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that a shareholder-director of a closely held family corporation was not an "employee" under Title VII, and therefore could not sue for discrimination.

The capital stack for Presidio Hotel Fort Worth, L.P. consisted of (1) a senior loan of $39.6 million from Dougherty Funding, LLC, (2) a junior loan from Vestin Originations, Inc. and (3) a 20 year tax agreement with the City of Fort Worth pursuant to which the City made annual grant payments.

After the owner of a newly constructed hotel filed bankruptcy, the assignee of the construction mortgage sought a declaration that the mortgage had priority over the general contractor’s mechanic’s lien.

Many workers, both male and female, juggle work and caregiving responsibilities.

Many corporate executives rely on Rule 10b5-1 plans to buy or sell shares of their company’s stock without having to worry about violating insider trading laws, even when the trades take place when the executive possesses material nonpublic information about his or her company.

The federal financial institution regulatory agencies published Interagency Guidance on Home Equity Lines of Credit Nearing Their End-of Draw Period.