In Re Edward R. Fitzsimmons, Debtor. Edward R. Fitzsimmons v. Edward M. Walsh, Trustee, and Official Creditors' Committee

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• concluding that earnings attributable to invested capital, accounts receivable, good will, or employment contracts were not excluded under section 541(a)(6)
• explaining that earnings attributable to firms’ invested capital, accounts receivable, good will, fee agreements, and the like accrue to the estate
• remanding case to bankruptcy court to ascertain the portion of the law practice’s post-petition earnings that accrue to the bankrupt estate
• earnings attributable to invested capital, accounts receivable, good will, or employment contracts are not excluded under section 541(a)(6)
• personal services exemption does not apply to new company formed to continue business of pre-petition business the ownership of which is property of the estate
• where an attorney was a sole proprietor employing other attorneys, his estate's property included the earnings from the postpetition services of the other attorneys but not from his postpetition services

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