Five Mile Capital II SPE ESH LLC v. Cerberus Capital Management (In Re Extended Stay Inc.)

How courts have described this case

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• determining that tortious interference claims against non-debtors for improperly inducing debtor to file for bankruptcy did not “arise in” bankruptcy or “arise under” the Bankruptcy Code
• the potential for an indemnification claim by non- debtor defendant was sufficient to render action “related to” debtor’s bankruptcy proceeding
• “The [c]ourt concurs with the Bankruptcy Court’s determination that [plaintiff’s] claims do not ‘arise in’ [d]ebtor’s bankruptcy cases, for substantially the reasons stated in the [b]ankruptcy [c]ourt’s [d]ecision.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).