Tenth Circuit· 9/8/1999

Foster v. Hill

Citations

188 F.3d 1259
1999 Colo. J. C.A.R. 5429
16 Colo. Bankr. Ct. Rep. 274
1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 21490
1999 WL 699801

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holding that trustee forfeited argument by failing to raise it on appeal to the district court
holding that an appeal point was forfeited because the litigant failed to make the same argument when appealing from the bankruptcy court to the district court
holding that a party had “forfeited the issue in [that] appeal” by not raising it on appeal to the “district court as an alternative basis to affirm”
indicating that the work-product doctrine is affected when a disclosure is to an adversary
stating that individual debtor’s concern about incrimination “does not entitle an attorney to withhold from a client’s trustee in bankruptcy work-product prepared for the client’s pre-petition lawsuits, so long as the trustee and the client are not adverse in those suits”
deeming an appeal point forfeited in part because the litigant failed to make the same argument when appealing from the bankruptcy court to the district court

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Judges: Baldock, Kelly, Murphy

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