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Cash collateral is defined in the Bankruptcy Code as including cash, negotiable instruments, deposit accounts, or other cash equivalents in which both the bankruptcy estate and another entity have an interest.

A bankruptcy court ordered that a debtor’s homestead exemption be surcharged to pay the attorney’s fees of a Chapter 7 incurred in overcoming the debtor’s fraud.

A chapter 11 debtor filed an adversary proceeding against its construction lender seeking to avoid as a preference a notice of lis pendens filed by the lender.

A chapter 7 trustee sought to avoid the lien of a recorded deed of trust because (1) it contained both correct and incorrect parcel numbers and (2) it was improperly indexed.

A commercial landlord sought allowance of its claim for "stub rent" as an administrative expense.

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.

Trade Dress Revival Could Lead to Exclusion Order Under Section 337

A discussion on the copyright protection of architecture.

Late on Friday, August 2, 2019, the U.S. Administration announced that it would implement a second wave of sanctions under the Chemical and Biological Weapons Control and Warfare Elimination

Some might argue that a standard arbitration clause is enough.

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.

On October 3, 2019, the governments of the United Kingdom and United States signed the first-ever executive agreement governing cross-border data requests (the "Agreement") pursuant to the US

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.

While lenders and borrowers have largely struck a cooperative tone in addressing the myriad issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, a spate of foreclosures is likely, especially with respect...