Geltzer v. Bloom (In Re M. Silverman Laces, Inc.)

How courts have described this case

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• finding that “filing a proof of claim is not a prerequisite to asserting an otherwise valid setoff” raised as an affirmative defense
• finding that a company was at “death’s door” when it was unable to pay its rent, largest supplier, and other creditors, and it lacked unencumbered assets
• debtor had no property interest in services of employees without agreement not to compete and had “nothing to transfer to WL when [debtor] did not stop its former employees from working for WL.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).