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13 June 2016

The Unsecured Creditors Committee of Sparrer Sausage Company, Inc. v. Jason's Foods, Inc.

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The Seventh Circuit reverses, holding the bankruptcy court applied too narrow of a baseline payment range to the creditor's ordinary course defense in this preference action.
United States Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

(7th Cir. June 10, 2016)

The Seventh Circuit reverses, holding the bankruptcy court applied too narrow of a baseline payment range to the creditor's ordinary course defense in this preference action. While this court agreed that there were a few payments outside the ordinary course, the new value defense applied to completely offset those payments. Opinion below.

Judge: Sykes

Attorneys for Appellant: Nixon Peabody LLP, Richard Scott Alsterda, Theodore Eric Harman

Attorneys for Appellee: Clark Hill PLC, Pamela Joy Leichtling, Scott N. Schreiber

2016-06-10 – unsecured creditors committee v jasons foods

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