Herup v. First Boston Financial, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• establishing that the good faith defense requires transferees of fraudulent transfers to “show objectively that he or she did not know or had no reason to know of the transferor’s fraudulent purpose”
• noting that the determination of reasonably equivalent value is a factual finding
• noting that the determination of reasonably equivalent value is a factual finding
• mentioning Washington's version of the UFTA and rejecting the interpretation found in Park Hill
• mentioning Washington's version of the UFTA and rejecting the interpretation found in Park Hill
• mentioning Washington’s version of the UFTA and rejecting the interpretation found in Park Hill

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