The IndyBar Legislative Committee is currently monitoring the following commercial and bankruptcy law related legislation. IndyBar members can request that the Legislative Committee track specific legislation by contacting committee chair Lawren Mills at lawren.mills@icemiller.com.

Hear what our 2017 Commercial & Bankruptcies section chair, Courtney Chilcote Corley, has in store for this year!

AES, a Fortune 200 international energy company, seeks a corporate attorney to provide advice and counsel to its U.S. Strategic Business Unit headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The IndyBar Legislative Committee is currently monitoring the following commercial & bankruptcy law related legislation.

Read a message from the 2016 Commercial & Bankruptcy Section Chair, Whitney Mosby.

Take a look at the 2017 Commercial & Bankruptcy Law Section Executive Committee. We can't wait to see what they will plan for us this year!

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has begun the process of clawing back $380,675 in tax incentives granted to Rexnord Corp. as the firm prepares to fold its local operations and move the work to Mexico.

The Indiana Supreme Court hosted a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) symposium to provide information about commercial courts and e-filing. General counsel from Indiana businesses, lawyers, lawyer-legislators, and other business leaders attended the 90-minute learning opportunity.

Read this article by John M. Rogers of Rubin Levin regarding the Supreme Court's decision in Husky Int'l Electronics v. Ritz.
 

Rabkin was a statutory insider (meaning a person listed in section 101) because he acquired the claim from a statutory insider. The 9^th Circuit disagreed because it found that insider status relates to the claimant as opposed to the claim.