Case Studies

Even Without a Historical Period to Show Ordinariness, We Were Able To Secure A Dismissal of the Complaint for No Payment

April 5, 2024 admin

The Debtor was a nonprofit organization assisting thousands of vulnerable citizens (and their families) dealing with behavioral health and substance use disorders, housing challenges, and developmental and intellectual disabilities. The Defendant and the Debtor entered into an agreement wherein the Defendant rendered services to the Debtor as a nurse. The Defendant was retained during the […]

Two Cases Dismissed for A Fraction of The Claims Due to Bold Litigation Actions

April 5, 2024 admin

The Debtors served as a manufacturer’s representation firm selling flexible packaging materials, rigid plastic pet containers, and other plastic packaging commodities for commission to printers, converters, and end users, primarily within the food industry. One of the Defendant provided services to the Debtors as a technology solution provider. The other Defendant entered into a loan […]

Entry of Default Vacated and Dismissal for no Payment

April 5, 2024 admin

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The Debtor and the Defendant were in the charter broker business. The Defendant contacted the Debtor and inquired about a round-trip flight. The Defendant specifically requested a certain aircraft for the flight. The Debtor told Defendant that a flight was available with the selected aircraft, and Defendant paid for the flight. After the payment, the […]

We Secured a Case’s Dismissal for No Payment Notwhithstanding We Had Limited Evidence

April 5, 2024 admin

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The debtor was a vertically integrated aviation leasing, maintenance, overhaul, and testing group. The Defendant, a seasoned company with a 15-year track record, has been a reliable supplier in the fields of commercial, military, and general aviation. The Plaintiff filed a complaint against the Defendant seeking to clawback $269,157.37 as alleged fraudulent transfers and unjust […]

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

October 31, 2022 admin

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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.

Transfers To The Defendant Were Pre-Payments Made in Line With The Contract Terms, Case Dismissed For No Payment

October 15, 2022 admin

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Prior to its bankruptcy, the Debtor was an integrated retailer, maintaining business relationships with various entities, through which Debtor regularly purchased, sold, received, and/or delivered goods and services. The Defendant, our client, is a corporation based in Turin, and sold air compressors to the Debtor.

Defendant Had No Control Over Transfers And Was A Mere Conduit; Plaintiff Dismissed The Case For No Payment

September 14, 2022 admin

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Before filing for bankruptcy, the Debtors and their non-debtor affiliates and subsidiaries were developers and publishers of interactive entertainment software for popular gaming systems, including home video consoles, hand-held platforms, wireless devices, and personal computers including games played online. Our client, the Defendant, is engaged in the marketing and distribution of video games.

Case Dismissed for No Payment Based on Subsequent New Value Defense

August 10, 2022 admin

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Before bankruptcy, the debtor operated as a neuromodulation medical device company while the defendant, our client, designed medical equipment.

Transfers Were Consistent with Prior Practices and Defendant Provided Subsequent New Value, Case Dismissed for No Payment

July 10, 2022 admin

Before bankruptcy, debtors were one of the ten largest personal care companies in the United States, holding a diverse portfolio of over fourteen brands across a wide variety of market segments with a particular focus on skin cleansing, hair care, and oral care.

Defendant Received Transfers in Good Faith and as Per Agreed Terms; Plaintiff Drops Fraudulent Conveyance Charges

June 25, 2022 admin

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Before the bankruptcy, the Debtor dealt with the purchase and administration of life insurance policies held by persons who were thought to be terminally ill. In December 2014, the court ruled that the Debtor’s principal shareholders and officers violated the country’s securities laws.

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