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The bankruptcy court grants the trustee's motion to dismiss the creditors' adversary proceeding. The claims asserted by the creditors were property of the estate and thus the trustee has the exclusive right to assert the claims.

The Seventh Circuit reverses, holding the bankruptcy court applied too narrow of a baseline payment range to the creditor's ordinary course defense in this preference action.

There’s a new player seated at the financial table: hedge funds. While hedge funds "were originally designed to invest in equity securities and use leverage and short selling to ‘hedge’ the portfolio’s exposure to movements of the equity markets, hedge funds utilize a wide variety of investment strategies and techniques."

There is a high likelihood that some regulations will be imposed on hedge funds in the US. The question is not so much if there will be regulation, but when and how much. This article considers the factors driving regulation.

There’s an ever-growing list of reports and studies that collect, analyze and scrutinize various deal terms and other aspects of M&A transactions – or at least it feels that way.

Omni MedSci, Inc. has filed a single Eastern District of Texas complaint against Fossil, OnePlus, Oura Health, and Samsung (2:24-cv-01070), alleging infringement of five patents...

Is the USPTO now stricter than the EPO on antibody claims? A consideration of recent developments from both sides of the pond.

With no fanfare whatsoever, the U.S. Congress has passed legislation, signed into law by President Obama on May 11, 2016, that could encourage more employees to become SEC, CFTC or false claims act whistleblowers.