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Supreme Court

Get Your Priorities Straight

by Jonathan C. Lipson (Temple Harold E. Kohn Chair Professor of Law) and Beckie Schatschneider

Professor Jonathan Lipson discusses the Jevic case’s conversion to liquidation

Categories Bankruptcy, Faculty Authored

Supreme Court Decision on Specific Personal Jurisdiction a “SomethingBurger”

by Pamela Bookman and Beckie Schatschneider

Prof. Pamela Bookman discusses the “SomethingBurger” of SCOTUS’s recent decision impacting specific personal jurisdiction

Categories Business Law Practice, Faculty Authored

Supreme Court’s Jevic Opinion Affirms Central Role of Priority Structure in Chapter 11 Reorganizations

by Jonathan Lipson

Prof. Lipson highlights SCOTUS’s decision to award wage claims to Jevic drivers despite “structured dismissal”

Categories Bankruptcy, Faculty Authored
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