In Re Eric J. Blatstein 718 Arch Street Associates, Ltd. v. Blatstein

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• finding that “joint and several liability is an available remedy in fraudulent transfer cases” and the decision to impose such liability is at the discretion of the lower court
• remanding to the Bankruptcy Court with instructions to consider an award of prejudgment interest in a fraudulent transfer action
• “[J]oint and several liability is an available remedy in fraudulent transfer cases. Still, the decision to impose joint and several liability does fall within the bankruptcy court’s discretionary authority.”
• “[J]oint and several liability is an available remedy in fraudulent transfer cases. Still, the decision to impose joint and several liability does fall within the bankruptcy court’s discretionary authority.”
• husband transferred money to his wife to prevent creditors from having access to the money; wife was a “transferee” notwithstanding her allegation that she only actually used the money as her husband directed

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