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29 July 2016

Wittman v. Koenig

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The Seventh Circuit interprets a Wisconsin exemption statute applicable to annuity contracts.
United States Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

(7th Cir. July 26, 2016)

The Seventh Circuit interprets a Wisconsin exemption statute applicable to annuity contracts. The statute provides that such a contract is exempt from assets available to creditors so long as it "complies with the provisions of the internal revenue code." The trustee argued for a narrow interpretation of this language, while the Court ultimately agrees with the broader interpretation of the statute employed by Wisconsin bankruptcy courts. Opinion below.

Judge: Hamilton

Attorney for Debtors: Dewitt Ross & Stevens S.C., Craig E. Stevenson

Attorney for Trustee: Ruder Ware, Steven Martin Anderson

2016-07-26 – wittman v koenig

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