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lawyers rate this bankruptcy plan to get rid of fraud claims

party A sues party B for fraud and alleges all kinds of wilf...
Provocative cordovan nursing home
  03/24/25
I have a client in Party A's position. We were never notifie...
ceo
  03/24/25
looks like theres a bunch of exceptions to discharge where t...
Provocative cordovan nursing home
  03/24/25
wouldn’t party a still have a tort claim but for the e...
Slap-happy sienna trust fund
  03/24/25
yea i think this is right
Provocative cordovan nursing home
  03/24/25
Depends on the language of the satisfaction agreement. It's ...
fear-inspiring awkward sanctuary
  03/24/25
I dropped out of law school after 10 days but I believe this...
Khaki passionate genital piercing
  03/24/25


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Date: March 24th, 2025 4:57 PM
Author: Provocative cordovan nursing home

party A sues party B for fraud and alleges all kinds of wilful and intentional behavior on party B's part.

party B enters into a settlement agreement with party A to settle the claim.

party B breaches the settlement agreement by failing to pay amounts owed under it.

Party A now has a breach of contract claim against party B.

Party A gets a judgment against party B for the amount of the settlement.

Party B discharges the amount owed to Party A as part of a bankruptcy filing because its based on breach of contract, while Party B could not have done so to get rid of the intentional tort claim.

Is there a flaw in this analysis?

Do defendants do this?

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Date: March 24th, 2025 5:02 PM
Author: ceo

I have a client in Party A's position. We were never notified of the BK before the bar date, so i think we'll get out without being discharged. But if he notified us he probably would have been able to do that

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Date: March 24th, 2025 5:05 PM
Author: Provocative cordovan nursing home

looks like theres a bunch of exceptions to discharge where the court is allowed to look at the claims a settlement agreement is settling before discharging a breach of K claim so it may not work after all

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Date: March 24th, 2025 5:08 PM
Author: Slap-happy sienna trust fund

wouldn’t party a still have a tort claim but for the effectiveness of a valid release through which the payments were structured? and wouldn’t the validity of that release likely hinge upon party b’s performance of those payments?

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Date: March 24th, 2025 5:20 PM
Author: Provocative cordovan nursing home

yea i think this is right

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Date: March 24th, 2025 7:15 PM
Author: fear-inspiring awkward sanctuary

Depends on the language of the satisfaction agreement. It's fairly common to see that the release of the claim depends on actual performance (usually including payment).

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Date: March 24th, 2025 5:21 PM
Author: Khaki passionate genital piercing

I dropped out of law school after 10 days but I believe this is hearsay OP

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