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The district court affirms the bankruptcy court's decision finding that the creditor's assertion of a counterclaim for unpaid rent in the state court action filed by the debtor for return of a security deposit...

The Seventh Circuit reverses the district court and affirms the bankruptcy court, holding that a tax sale under Illinois's interest rate auction system does not necessarily establish a transfer...

The bankruptcy court grants judgment in favor of the defendants in this turnover action brought by the Chapter 7 trustee.

The Seventh Circuit affirms the bankruptcy court's order denying discharge of a debt under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(4).

The Seventh Circuit affirms the bankruptcy court's determination that the $260,000 student loan debt was not dischargeable.

The bankruptcy court grants the debtor's motion to dismiss the nondischargeability action.

On remand from the Sixth Circuit, the district court apportions fault 50/50 between the two defendants (pursuant to KRS 411.182) and reduces the punitive damage award proportionally with the reduction of compensatory damages.

The Sixth Circuit affirms the lower courts, holding that the creditor willfully violated the automatic stay and punitive damages were appropriate. The creditor had been the debtor's landlord.

Impression Products Inc. on Monday urged the U.S. Supreme Court to review the Federal Circuit's recent determination that foreign sales don't exhaust a patent owner's right to sue and that patent owners can impose restrictions on the use of patented items to prevent an exhaustion of their rights to the intellectual property.

Peter Mahler, at New York Business Divorce, has reviewed the second decision by the New Jersey Court of Appeals in All Saints University of Medicine Aruba v. Chilana, No. A-2425-13T1 (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Oct. 27, 2015).

The district court denies the trustee's motion to dismiss the appeal for numerous procedural errors committed by the appellants.

In response to a request from Hardin County Magistrate E.G. Thompson, Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear recently issued an Opinion advising that a county may not enact a local motor fuels tax.

In what appears to be the first ruling of this nature, the Internal Revenue Service recently issued a private letter ruling to the effect that a limited liability company may adopt an employee stock ownership plan.

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

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

The plaintiff brought an action in state court alleging ownership of funds that were distributed to two purchasers of a debtor's assets in bankruptcy.