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The Fourth Circuit vacated and remanded a bankruptcy court ruling that had held Gary D. LeClair, a founding member of the now-defunct law firm LeClairRyan PLLC, liable for tax obligations due to his status as a firm member at the time of its bankruptcy filing.

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Available at: https://ablj.org/bankruptcy-in-conflict-vol-98-issue-3-pdf/

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Available at:   https://ablj.org/the-periphery-of-bankruptcy-law-the-importance-of-non-bankruptcy-issues-in-consumer-bankruptcy-vol-98-issue-3-pdf/

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Available at:   https://scholarlycommons.law.emory.edu/ebdj/vol41/iss1/3

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Several small  businesses had entered into two separate agreements with Bank of America—one for deposit accounts (which contained an arbitration clause) and one for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans (which did not). When the businesses sued over handling of the PPP loans by Bank of America,it moved to compel arbitration based on the deposit agreements.