I.G. Petroleum, L.L.C. v. Fenasci (In Re West Delta Oil Co.)

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• stating that “failure to disclose is sufficient grounds to revoke an employment order and deny compensation”
• finding that the failure to disclose was sufficient grounds for denying compensation
• stating that an attorney should be free from the “slightest personal interest which might be reflected in their decisions concerning matters of the debtor’s estate or which might impair the high degree of impartiality and detached judgment expected of them .... ” (quotation marks omitted)
• stating that an attorney should be free from the “slightest personal’ interest which might be reflected in their decisions concerning matters of the debtor’s estate or which might impair the high degree of impartiality and detached judgment expected of them —” (quotation marks omitted)
• court can deny compensation for services where attorney holds an interest adverse to the debtor or the estate
• court can deny compensation for services where attorney holds an interest adverse to the debtor or the estate

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