Controlling 9th Circuit law holds that specific performance is not available after rejection of an executory contract in a bankruptcy case.
The 9th Circuit has twice explained that specific performance is NOT available after the rejection of an executory contract in a bankruptcy action. “Specific performance
BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY MUST FOLLOW PROPER PROCEDURE
Bankruptcy attorneys have the ability to pick which procedure to use. However, the choice can be fraught with peril if the bankruptcy attorney is not
Bankruptcy Attorneys often falsely report that Thomas Jefferson filed for bankruptcy
Contrary to popular myth, Jefferson never filed for bankruptcy. Indeed, voluntary bankruptcy wasn’t even possible in the United States until The Bankruptcy Act of 1841.
Bankruptcy Audits Resume by United States Bankruptcy Trustee
The Untied States bankruptcy trustee has reinstated random audits of consumer bankruptcy filings on March 10, 2014. U.S. Bankruptcy Trustees may randomly designate for audit
Places of Holding Court
Bankruptcy cases are heard in different court sites throughout Arizona. These court sites are Phoenix, Tucson, Yuma, Prescott, Flagstaff, and Bullhead City. Cases originating in
Quasi-Judicial Immunity
It is well-established within the Ninth Circuit that a bankruptcy court-appointed officer is afforded quasi-judicial immunity when acting within the officer’s official capacity. In re
