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Bankruptcy law

In re Simply Interior Homes, LLC, et al.

The court confirmed a Chapter 11 plan retaining specified carve-out transaction claims as estate property post-confirmation, allowing a liquidating trust to pursue them.

  • Post-confirmation related-to jurisdiction
  • Estate property under 11 u.s.c. § 1141(b)
  • Plan confirmation
  • Liquidating trust
  • Retention of causes of action
  • Close nexus test
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Civil procedure

Doe v. Guam Visitors Bureau et al

The court granted in part Plaintiff Jane Doe’s motion to seal her show-cause filings, finding good cause for temporary sealing pending further briefing and review.

  • Sealing judicial records
  • Protective order
  • Civil contempt
  • Public access to court records
  • Anonymity of parties
  • Sealing-judicial-records
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Bankruptcy

In re Clayton James Sherwood and Martina R. Sherwood

The bankruptcy court overruled the Chapter 13 Trustee’s objection and held that Illinois’s amended exemption statute allows exemption of more than one item of jewelry.

  • Illinois exemption statute
  • Jewelry exemption
  • Chapter 13 trustee objection
  • Personal property exemptions
  • Bankruptcy
  • Exemptions
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Bankruptcy law

Mawson Infrastructure Group, Inc. (n/k/a Big Digital Energy, Inc.) v. W Capital Advisors Pty Ltd. et al.

The court denied judgment on the pleadings on the debtor’s section 303(i) fee and bad-faith claims, but granted it without prejudice on automatic-stay and injunction counts.

  • Involuntary bankruptcy petitions
  • Section 303(i) fees, costs, and damages
  • Automatic stay under section 362
  • Injunction relief
  • Judgment on the pleadings
  • Involuntary-bankruptcy-petitions
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Bankruptcy

Mawson Infrastructure Group, Inc. v. Liam Healey and Quentin Olde, in their capacity as Receivers and Managers of MIG No. 1 Pty Ltd., et al.

The court denied judgment on the pleadings on § 303(i) fee and bad-faith claims, but granted it without prejudice on automatic stay and injunction counts.

  • Involuntary bankruptcy petitions
  • Section 303(i) fees and damages
  • Automatic stay violations
  • Injunctive relief
  • Judgment on the pleadings
  • Involuntary-bankruptcy-petitions
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Bankruptcy

In re Ashley Lorraine Jones

The court held that Ashley Lorraine Jones exceeded Chapter 13’s unsecured debt limit under 11 U.S.C. § 109(e), granted dismissal, and allowed 7 days to seek conversion.

  • Chapter 13 eligibility
  • Unsecured debt limits
  • Undersecured debt
  • Claim valuation
  • Conversion of case
  • Chapter-13-eligibility
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Bankruptcy

SDH Nashville, LLC v. Seeberger

The bankruptcy court denied the defendant’s motion to dismiss as to Count I and granted it as to Count II in this Chapter 13 adversary proceeding.

  • Motion to dismiss
  • Adversary proceeding
  • Chapter 13
  • Bankruptcy
  • Motion-to-dismiss
  • Adversary-proceeding
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Bankruptcy law

SDH Nashville, LLC v. Seeberger

The bankruptcy court allowed SDH Nashville, LLC’s § 523(a)(2)(A) fraud-based nondischargeability claim to proceed, but dismissed its § 523(a)(6) claim in this Chapter 13 case.

  • Nondischargeability
  • Motion to dismiss
  • Chapter 13 discharge
  • Fraud
  • Willful and malicious injury
  • Motion-to-dismiss
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Bankruptcy

In re Kenneth Bryan Benfield

The bankruptcy court overruled the trustee’s objection to the debtor’s entireties exemption, holding the deed vested the property in the spouses as tenants by the entirety.

  • Tenancy by the entirety exemption
  • Objection to exemption
  • North carolina exemption law
  • Property interests under state law
  • Core proceeding
  • Tenancy-by-the-entirety
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