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A former Lingerie Football League player has filed a class action lawsuit in a California state court against the all-female, professional league.

Pacer Cartage was ordered by the California Labor Commissioner’s Division of Labor Standards Enforcement (DLSE) to pay $2,214,496.39.

As the holiday season draws near, employers are likely to see an increase in employee requests for time off.

As the financial services industry continues to strive for efficiency, financial institutions, both deposit and nondeposit taking, are increasingly relying on third parties to perform banking or product functions that are either new to the industry or had traditionally been performed by the institutions themselves.

In MRI Beltline the debtor moved for authority to use rents received from tenants of commercial buildings that it owned, and for a "carve out" to permit it to use rents for administrative expenses.

The successful bidder at the sale appealed, arguing that the sale was "free and clear" of the tenant’s interests.

A state used the debtors’ prepetition unemployment insurance experience rating to determine the unemployment insurance tax liability of a buyer of the debtors’ assets.

A judgment lien creditor objected to a joint debtors’ chapter 11 plan of reorganization based on a dispute with a mortgagee.

A company bought property from the debtor in the mid-1980s that turned out to be contaminated.

Prior to bankruptcy, a claimant obtained a $4 million judgment, which supposedly represented one-third of the value of the debtor's business.

A chapter 13 debtor was a member of a limited liability company. Another member sought relief from the automatic stay in order to acquire the debtor’s membership interests.

A mortgagee sought relief from the automatic stay in order to pursue its state law remedies against properties securing seven defaulted loans.

An unsecured creditors committee brought an action against an indenture trustee and collateral agent (a) seeking to recharacterize a facility as a secured financing, (b) requesting a declaratory judgment that liens did not extend to released collateral and loans, and (c) seeking partial disallowance of claims of noteholders on the basis that the claims included original issue discount (OID) that should be disallowed as unmatured interest.

A chapter 7 trustee sought to use his strong-arm powers to avoid the transfer of several properties from the debtor to his ex-wife pursuant to an unrecorded prepetition divorce decree.

The buyer of assets in a bankruptcy sale sought to enforce its asset purchase agreement against a county seeking to collect personal property taxes arising prior to the sale.

A discussion on a recent case, where a bank filed a proof of claim in a bankruptcy that erroneously identified its claim as unsecured.

If asked, most Michigan attorneys would probably respond that there is no common law landlord's lien in Michigan.