In Re J.E. Marion, Inc.

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• holding that while legal malpractice claims are property of the bankruptcy estate, they are nonassignable
• bankruptcy court held that although the debtor’s legal malpractice claims could become property of the Chapter 7 bankruptcy estate, state law and policy considerations prohibited the bankruptcy trustee from assigning these claims to a creditor for prosecution

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