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By Ed Boltz, 30 January, 2026

E.D.N.C. (and Jones Cty. Sup. Ct.): Carolina Lease Management, Rent-to-Own Sheds, and the End of the “Executory Contract” Fairy Tale

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By Ed Boltz, 29 January, 2026

​Bankr. W.D.N.C. (& kinda M.D.N.C.): Trustee’s Ponzi-Scheme Fraud Claims Survive Motion to Dismiss (and Live to Fight Another Day)

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By Ed Boltz, 28 January, 2026

S. Ct.: ​Coney Island Auto Parts v. Burton — Why “boring” bankruptcy cases (that are barely about bankruptcy) still matter

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By Ed Boltz, 23 January, 2026

N.C. Ct. of App.: Eagles v. Integon Indemnity Corp.: Receivership as the End-Run (Again), Standing Still Matters, and Bankruptcy’s Shadow Looms Large

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By Ed Boltz, 21 January, 2026

Law Review: Barbieri, Paolo and Bottazzi, Laura and Di Giacomo, Giuseppe-​ Debtor Protection and Health Insurance: Evidence From Personal Bankruptcy Reform (June 19, 2024).

Available at:   https://ssrn.com/abstract=4892813

By Ed Boltz, 20 January, 2026

Bankr. M.D.N.C.: In re Sinclair — Automatic Stay Does Not Block Enforcement of Federal Restitution Lien

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By Ed Boltz, 19 January, 2026

Bankr. W.D.N.C.: In re Ford (Ford III) — When “Tribal Sovereignty” Arguments Collapse into Contempt, Sanctions, and a Permanent Loss of Discharge

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By Ed Boltz, 16 January, 2026

Bankr. W.D.N.C.: In re Black Pearl Vision, LLC — Claims against MCA Survive (Mostly), RICO Lives to Fight Another Day

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By Ed Boltz, 13 January, 2026

W.D.N.C.: Bethea v. Equifax — Defaults Aren’t Windfalls, and “Shotgun Pleadings” Miss the Target

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In Bethea v. Equifax (W.D.N.C. Dec. 19, 2025), Judge Kenneth Bell offers both a procedural refresher and a cautionary tale for consumer litigants hoping to convert technical missteps into instant victory.

By Ed Boltz, 12 January, 2026

N.C. Bus. Ct.: Meridian Renewable Energy LLC v. Birch Creek Development, LLC- Effect of Bankruptcy Filing on Third Parties in Lawsuit

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The Business Court addressed what happens when one party in multi-party commercial litigation files bankruptcy — here, Pine Gate Renewables’ Chapter 11 filing — while litigation continues between the remaining parties.

Judge Houston held:

  1. Claims against Pine Gate are stayed under §362.

  2. The stay does not extend to Meridian’s contract and tort claims against Birch Creek.

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