Baillie Lumber Co. v. Bert F. Thompson

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• affirming the stay of a state court case in which a plaintiff asserted an alter ego claim, where the case was brought after the debtor had filed a bankruptcy petition
• “Based on the Supreme Court of Georgia’s opinion, we conclude that the alter ego action by the corporation against the principal is allowed under state law. Thus, the alter ego action here is property of the bankruptcy estate and is subject to an automatic stay”

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