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Who’s Sebastian the Feline Paralegal?

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Many recipients of the most recent Faucher Law Newsletter have been clamoring for more information about Sebastian, my paralegal cat and newest employee! Read more >>
December 20, 2019

Tea Party Isn’t A “Social Welfare Organization,” So No Tax-Free Status

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Tea Party Isn’t A “Social Welfare Organization,” So No Tax-Free Status

A few months ago, the US saw the political theater of Congress outraged at the IRS’s alleged targeting of Tea Party political organizations for scrutiny on whether they qualified for tax-exempt status. It looked like the IRS was politically-biased against conservative causes. Read more »
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Judge Riblet on the Absolute Priority Rule

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Judge Riblet on the Absolute Priority Rule

The Absolute Priority Rule is an arcane part of the Bankruptcy Code (see 11 USC § 1129(b)(2)(B)(ii)). It says that, in a Chapter 11 plan, lower classes of creditors cannot be paid anything unless higher classes have either been paid in full Read more >>
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