Glatter v. Mroz

How courts have described this case

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• holding that case law interpreting Rule 11 may be use to interpret Rule 9011
• stating that Rule 11 “does not displace a court’s inherent power to impose sanctions for a parties’ bad faith conduct”
• explaining that 12 Case: 18-13030 Date Filed: 08/19/2019 Page: 13 of 14 bankruptcy courts retain “inherent powers” to “discipline attorneys appearing before it,” including for misconduct
• stating that courts may award attorney’s fees “making the prevailing party whole”
• “Due process requires that the attorney (or party) be given fair notice that his conduct may warrant sanctions and the reasons why.”
• where sanctions imposed based on inherent authority of court, remand necessary to determine if parties acted in bad faith and to afford due process

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