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Mayer Brown Observations from the October 2018 Supreme Court Term (as watcher & participant)

By Aaron Gavant & Sean T. Scott on June 27, 2019
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On June 19, Nicole Saharsky, co-leader of Mayer Brown’s Supreme Court & Appellate practice, discussed how free enterprise fared in the latest US Supreme Court term.  A webinar of the program is available here.

As discussed in our earlier post, during this term, Nicole and a Mayer Brown team which included partner (and blog co-host) Aaron Gavant along with  partner Andy Tauber and associates Matt Waring and Minh Nguyen-Dang, secured a resounding victory for creditors in the United States Supreme Court in a case involving when a bankruptcy court can impose contempt sanctions on a creditor for seeking to collect on a debt when it was unclear if that debt that was discharged in bankruptcy.

 

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