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Tag: United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court Affirms Secured Creditors’ Right to Credit Bid
At the end of its most recent term, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously affirmed the rights of secured creditors to... Read More »
What is “Main Street Fairness” or “Marketplace Fairness”?
Given the amount of media attention that the issue of “Marketplace Fairness” (formerly called Main Street Fairness) has attracted from... Read More »
