Insolvency News and Analysis – July 18, 2014

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    Secured Claims

    In re 804 Congress: Fifth Circuit Affirms Section 506(b) Reasonableness Standard Applies to Oversecured Lender’s Legal Fees in Non-judicial Foreclosure Sale

    Environmental Claims

    The Pain that Comes along with Walking a Mile in Your Own Shoes … Circuits Refuse to Allow Reorganized Debtors to “Step in the Shoes” of Debtors in Possession as Subrogees

    Cross-Border

    American Exceptionalism and Extraterritorial Application of Bankruptcy Law

    What’s up in Australian insolvency law, and why should we care?

    Assets

    Bitcoin and Bankruptcy

    Could a Bitcoin Exchange Constitute a “Stockbroker”?

    Avoidance and Recovery

    The Collapse of Financial Fraud: Measuring Bankruptcy Avoidance Actions

    Confirmation

    Lender Beware: Ensure Plan Releases are Limited to Debtor’s Obligations

    Legislation

    HEARING: H.R. ____, THE “FINANCIAL INSTITUTION BANKRUPTCY ACT OF 2014

    GOP Lawmakers Seek to Amend Bankruptcy Rules for Big Bank Collapses

    Jurisdiction

    In Search of the Probate Exception

    Procedure

    Alarming Changes to Procedural Rules Proposed

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