United States Supreme Court, Bankruptcy Update

December 8, 2022 | Matthew V. Spero | Alexandria E. (Tomanelli) Vath | Bankruptcy

The United States Supreme Court decided a bankruptcy case this year that all bankruptcy practitioners should be aware of. The Supreme Court also granted certiorari to hear an additional bankruptcy case and denied review of another.

This article appeared in the December 2022 issue of Nassau Lawyer.

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