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MAY A BANKRUPTCY COURT AWARD FEES TO DEBTOR'S COUNSEL FOR ITS WORK DEFENDING ITS FEE APPLICATION? |
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WHAT ARE THE ARTICLE III LIMITS TO BANKRUPTCY COURT JURISDICTION, AND CAN PARTIES CONSENT TO EXPANDED JURISDICTION?42 ABA S.Ct. Preview 158 (2015) |
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WHEN DOES A BORROWER'S RIGHT TO RESCIND A MORTGAGE LOAN UNDER THE TRUTH IN LENDING ACT EXPIRE?42 ABA S.Ct. Preview (2014) |
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CAN A DEBTOR'S EXEMPT ASSETS BE SURCHARGED AS A SANCTION FOR MISCONDUCT? |
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DOES "DEFALCATION" BY A FIDUCIARY, RENDERING A DEBT NONDISCHARGEABLE, INCLUDE UNKNOWING BREACH OF THE DUTY OF LOYALTY?40 ABA S.Ct. Preview 267 (2013) |
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EFFECT OF SUBLESSOR'S BANKRUPTCY, in Brent C. Shaffer, ed., THE SUBLEASE AND ASSIGNMENT DESKBOOK(American Bar Association, 2013) (with Elliott Dolby-Shields) |
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TENANT’S RIGHTS TRUMP SALE “FREE AND CLEAR” |
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CAN A SECURED CREDITOR BE DENIED THE RIGHT TO CREDIT BID WHEN THE CREDITOR’S COLLATERAL IS SOLD PURSUANT TO A CHAPTER 11 PLAN OF REORGANIZATION? |
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THE SECURED LENDER REVIEW: SEVEN CAUTIONARY RULES (Parts I and II) |
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ARE SECOND LIEN LENDERS ENTITLED TO OBJECT TO A 363 SALE? ACCORDING TO A RECENT DECISION, THE ANSWER IS A RESOUNDING “YES”! |
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LEASEHOLD RECHARACTERIZATION IN BANKRUPTCY: A REVIEW AND CRITIQUE |
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SIZING UP THE “CAP”: COMMERCIAL LEASE REJECTION CLAIMS IN BANKRUPTCY |
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SECOND LIEN LENDERS GET LOUDERLaw360 |
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CAN A DEBTOR’S EXEMPT ASSETS BE SURCHARGED AS A SANCTION FOR MISCONDUCT?41 ABA S.Ct. Preview 196 |
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DOES “DEFALCATION” BY A FIDUCIARY, RENDERING A DEBT NONDISCHARGEABLE, INCLUDE UNKNOWING BREACH OF THE DUTY OF LOYALTY?40 ABA S.Ct. Preview 267 |
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GODZILLA LIVES! OR, NONRECOURSE CARVEOUTS RUN AMOK |
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SINGLE ASSET REAL ESTATE AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS: THE KARA HOMES MISTAKE |
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FRAUDULENT TRANSFERS TO INSIDERSABA Bankruptcy and Insolvency Litigation Committee Newsletter (2012) |
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CLAIMS LIMITED FOR AIDING BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTIESNew York Law Journal, (October 10, 2006) co-author |
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CLAIMS TRADERS: CAVEAT EMPTORNew Jersey Law Journal, (March 6, 2006), co-author |
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LESSONS ON SUBSTANTIVE CONSOLIDATIONNew Jersey Law Journal, (September 5, 2005), co-author |
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STRUCTURING CHANNELING INJUNCTIONS IN MASS TORT AND ASBESTOS CASESNew Jersey Law Journal, (March 21, 2005), co-author |
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THE EXPANDING SCOPE OF LENDER LIABILITY; COURTS PERMIT CLAIMS TO PROCEED AGAINST LENDERS ON VARIOUS THEORIES, FROM AIDING AND ABETTING TO FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCENew York Law Journal, (March 12, 2004), co-author |
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BOOKS |
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THE REAL ESTATE INVESTOR’S DESKBOOKThompson Reuters |
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LAND TRANSFER AND FINANCE: CASES AND MATERIALSAspen Law And Business, 6th Ed |
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CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT FINANCINGWest Group, 3rd Ed. |
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SURETYSHIP, CHAPTER 46In Theodore Eisenberg, Debtor-Creditor Law, Matthew Bender |
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GUARANTY, CHAPTER 45In Theodore Eisenberg, Debtor-Creditor Law, Matthew Bender |
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SPEAKING/MEDIA |
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BANKRUPTCY ISSUES IN DEED IN LIEU OF FORECLOSURE TRANSACTIONSABA Section on Real Property, Probate and Tax Law, January 20, 2016 |
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HALF-BAKED: THE TREATMENT OF PENSION OBLIGATIONS IN BANKRUPTCYNational Coordinating Committee for Multi-Employer Plans, Annual Meeting |
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ANALYSIS OF CITY OF DETROIT’S CHAPTER 9 CASE |
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ANALYSIS OF CITY OF DETROIT CHAPTER 9 FILING |
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ANALYSIS OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT'S DECISION IN RADLAX GATEWAY HOTEL LLC V. AMALGAMATED BANK. |
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SECURED LENDER 101 -- A BASIC REVIEW |
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CREDIT BIDDING AND IN RE RIVER ROAD HOTELPARTNERS, LLC |
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CARRYING THE LABOR-ING OAR: CURRENT LABOR ISSUES IN BANKRUPTCYPanelist, AIRA Conference |
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DISTRESSED LENDING AND STRATEGIC INVESTMENT: A CAUTIONARY TALEModerator |
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MUNICIPAL BANKRUPTCY: BANKRUPTCY THROUGH THE LENS OF GOVERNMENTPresenter |
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DISTRESSED LENDING AND STRATEGIC INVESTMENT FOR SECURED LENDERS |
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RECENT TOPICS IN CHAPTER 11 CASESModerator, American Bar Association Conflicts and Ethics Subcommittee of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Litigation Committee, September 2015 |
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THE 2005 BANKRUPTCY AMENDMENTS: THE LAW OF INTENDED AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCESPanelist, Turnaround Management Association, New Jersey Chapter, September 28, 2005 |
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BORROWING AND OTHER FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF WORLDCOMFourth Annual Business Law Symposium, co-sponsored by the Banking Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association and the Institute for Continuing Legal Education, October 9, 2003 |
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