- 28 U.S.C.
Logan Med. Found. Inc. v. Hayflich & Steinberg (In re Logan Med. Found. Inc.)
Jun
26
2006
Ruling
Bankruptcy court had subject matter jurisdiction over objection to proof of claim joined to claim for relief where debtor had fully disclosed its cause of action.
Procedural posture
Plaintiff debtor brought an adversary proceeding against defendants, a public accounting firm and an accountant, objecting to defendants'proof of claim for unpaid accounting services. Defendants moved to dismiss the complaint, arguing that the bankruptcy court lacked subject matter jurisdiction and that the debtor's claims were barred by judicial estoppel. The court held a hearing on the motion.
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