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The American Bankruptcy Institute Journal
Calfee's Business Restructuring and Insolvency practice group Co-Chairs, H. Jeffrey Schwartz and Gus Kallergis explore the confusion and conflicting decisions related to the entitlement of vendors to administrative-expense priority for goods physically received, inspected, and accepted by debtors from and after the 20th day preceding the filing of a bankruptcy case, specifically focusing on the Kmart/Sears chapter 11 cases.
Read the full ABI article, reprinted with permission.
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