This doesn’t seem like a tough question to most folks. You’ll pay the creditors to keep your doors open and …
Business and Commercial Cases of Interest to Professionals
Dismissal of Inverse Condemnation Pleadings Premature
A property owner’s inverse condemnation complaint against Duke Energy properly states a claim on its face, and the trial court’s …
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Appellate Court reaffirms Lender’s Priority over Mechanic’s Lien holders– but big questions remain
The Indiana Court of Appeals recently reaffirmed a lender’s priority in mortgaged commercial property over mechanic’s lien holders so long …
Commercial Courts, TROs, and Restrictive Covenants…Oh my!
The Court of Appeals recently addressed three issues important to Indiana businesses embroiled in legal disputes: 1) Validity of the …
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Piercing of Corporate Veil –Case Law Development on Dissenter Rights Statutes
The Indiana Southern District Federal Court affirmed the bankruptcy court’s judgment in favor of KGR Client (the plaintiff trust), ruling …
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Trust/Estate Litigation Meets Corporate Litigation
Minority shareholders of a family corporation, were also trust beneficiaries and found themselves in the voting minority of a multiple …
Shareholder Rights, Minority Shareholder Oppression
The founding executive and shareholder of a closely-held business found himself to be a minority owner after many years of …
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