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Decision Raises Questions About Standing in Fair Housing Cases
Robert L. Schonfeld writes that even though in 'Spokeo Inc. v. Robins' the Supreme Court remanded the case for reconsideration on the question of whether the plaintiff had adequately pleaded that he had incurred injuries that were "concrete" enough to give him standing, taking no position on whether the plaintiff actually did have standing, in failing to affirm the Ninth Circuit, the decision could have an impact on decisions on standing in lawsuits brought under federal laws other than the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Commencement Ceremonies for Law Schools in New York
Vice President Joseph Biden is the featured speaker Friday at the commencement ceremony of his alma mater, Syracuse University College of Law, where he obtained his J.D. in 1968. But Syracuse is only one of several New York law schools inviting alumni to speak to this year's graduates.
Corporate Restructuring & Bankruptcy
In this Special Report from the New York Law Journal, "'LightSquared': Defining the Permissible Boundaries of Plan Injunctions," "Will Section 363 Become a New Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code?," "For-Profit Education Institutions Face a Volatile and Uncertain Future" and "Determining Party Consent to a Bankruptcy Judge's Authority to Decide 'Stern' Claims."
Will Section 363 Become a New Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code?
Leslie A. Berkoff and Theresa A. Driscoll of Moritt Hock & Hamroff write: The use of expedited 363 sales prior to, or in place of, plan confirmation has generated much debate among the bankruptcy bench, bar and creditor groups. Notwithstanding this debate, however, bankruptcy courts throughout the nation have approved these types of sales in light of competent evidence of deteriorating asset values.
Will Section 363 Become a New Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code?
Leslie A. Berkoff and Theresa A. Driscoll of Moritt Hock & Hamroff write: The use of expedited 363 sales prior to, or in place of, plan confirmation has generated much debate among the bankruptcy bench, bar and creditor groups. Notwithstanding this debate, however, bankruptcy courts throughout the nation have approved these types of sales in light of competent evidence of deteriorating asset values.
Corporate Restructuring & Bankruptcy
In this Special Report from the New York Law Journal, "'LightSquared': Defining the Permissible Boundaries of Plan Injunctions," "Will Section 363 Become a New Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code?," "For-Profit Education Institutions Face a Volatile and Uncertain Future" and "Determining Party Consent to a Bankruptcy Judge's Authority to Decide 'Stern' Claims."
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