Trustee Dismisses Fraudulent Conveyance Clawback Based on J&A’s Reasonably Equivalent Value Argument
The Debtors are a company incorporated in Guadalupe, Arizona and they own and operate restaurants.
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J&A Prevails with Preference Case Dismissal Arguing Lack of Antecedent Debt
The Debtors collectively operated a nursery and was one of the nation’s largest wholesale growers and distributors of container-grown shrubs, trees, perennials, roses, and groundcovers.
Client Pays Zero With Jones & Associates’ Creative Incohate Lien Defense
The Debtor is a company engaged in the exploration and production of oil and gas in the United States.
J&A’s Assumption of Contract Assertion Defeats Preference Clawback Attempt
The Debtors operated as a company engaged in the exploration and production of oil and gas in the United States.
Successfully Established That Preference Period Range Fell Within The Base Period Range of Payments
The Debtors are headquartered in Lacombe, Louisiana and are in the business of providing healthcare services.
No Negligent Misrepresentation, Defendant Did Not Supply False Information, Case Dismissed For No Payment
Debtor was a company engaged in the business of purchasing and administering life insurance policies held by persons who were thought to be terminally ill. The Defendant, our client, had entered into a contract with the Debtor as one of its licensees.
Base Period Comparison Results in Complete Dismissal For Jones & Associates Client
The Debtors were engaged in the business of manufacturing and distributing soft surface floor covering based in Georgia. The Defendant, our client, is a not-for-profit shippers association based in Minnesota. The Defendant provided freight services to the Debtors.
Payments Under Contract Terms Deemed Ordinary, Plaintiff Dismissed Case For No Payment
The Debtor is a company engaged in the business of operating, servicing and maintaining or drilling oil and gas wells and pipeline systems on a contract basis and in the course of such operation regularly and customarily enters into contracts with independent contractors for the performance of service relating thereto.
J&A Terminates Trustee Case With Winning Ordinary Course Brief
The Debtors are manufacturers of automotive acoustical services including reclaimed cotton acoustical insulation, polypropylene splash shields and fender insulators, and resin-free mouldable acoustical insulators.
Jones and Associates Proves That Transfers Were Made in The Ordinary Course of Business And Defendant Had An Inchoate Mechanic’s Lien; Case Settles For a Fraction of The Claim
Debtors were a leading food and beverage company. Our client, the Defendant, is a custom manufacturer of a wide range of storage and handling products and provides storage construction services.