Explore a range of informative content related to clawback actions, a legal concept that allows parties to reclaim funds or assets under certain circumstances. Visitors will find articles, video interviews with legal experts, and definitions that clarify the intricacies of clawback provisions in contracts, securities, and bankruptcy cases. This section serves as a valuable resource for understanding the legal implications and processes involved in initiating clawback actions.
A preferential transfer is a payment or asset transfer made shortly before a bankruptcy filing that lets one creditor receive more than it would in the bankruptcy process and may be clawed back. In most cases, the lookback period is 90 days for non‑insider creditors and up to one year for insiders. This article explains […]
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Bankruptcy adversary proceedings are separate lawsuits filed within a bankruptcy case to resolve disputes like debt dischargeability, lien validity, or fraud claims. They follow formal federal rules, with a complaint, service, discovery, and trial in bankruptcy court. This article explains what they are, common issues litigated, and why they matter to debtors and creditors. In
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