Ch. 11 Preference Claims Can Be Sold, 5th Circ. Says

By Yun Park · January 23, 2024, 7:52 PM EST

The Fifth Circuit ruled Tuesday that interest in Chapter 11 preference actions, which seek to claw back payments a debtor made to creditors prior to bankruptcy, can be sold as "property...

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