By Nancy Peterman and John Elrod ( July 19, 2018, 12:46 PM EDT) -- Claims trading has become increasingly commonplace in today's bankruptcy cases, typically with little need for policing by the courts. Investors often purchase claims as a means by which to execute recovery or acquisition strategies, with the understanding that they generally acquire those claims subject to any infirmities.[1] Beyond that, courts have provided little guidance regarding other problems that might affect the use of claims purchased for strategic reasons....
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