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April 22, 2019
6th Circ. Remands Casino Case After High Court Ruling
The Sixth Circuit said Monday that a U.S. Supreme Court decision resolves a circuit court split over the correct interpretation of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code's "safe harbor" provision and overturns circuit court precedent on which two courts relied in a trustee's suit against a tribe and casino.
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February 26, 2019
Split 6th Circ. Upholds Tribal Immunity From Bankruptcy Code
A litigation trustee cannot claw back $177 million that was transferred out of a Native American-run casino in Michigan before the enterprise went bankrupt because the tribe is entitled to sovereign immunity in matters of bankruptcy law, a split Sixth Circuit panel said Tuesday.
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July 14, 2015
Bankrupt Casino Can't Appeal $177M Tribal Immunity Ruling
A $177 million fraudulent transfer adversary suit is returning to bankruptcy court after a Michigan federal judge refused Tuesday to open up his decision granting a Native American tribe sovereign immunity to appeal, saying immediate appeal wouldn't advance the underlying proceeding enough to be justified.
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June 09, 2015
Tribe Entitled To Immunity In $177M Casino Bankruptcy Row
A Michigan federal court reversed the denial of a tribe's motion to dismiss an adversary suit alleging $177 million was fraudulently transferred after a casino went bankrupt, ruling Tuesday the tribe is entitled to sovereign immunity absent clear language in the U.S. Bankruptcy Code indicating otherwise.