In re: Jeffrey J. Prosser v.

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• “[F]ailure to engage in … a reasonable inquiry [into the facts] indi- cates … objectively unreasonable conduct.”
• factor met where filings required the parties and court to “expend[] significant time and resources addressing them rather than the merits”
• “[T]he adversary proceeding was only a part of the bankruptcy case . . . .”
• “A court imposing § 1927 sanctions must find bad faith, but that finding need not be made explicitly.”
• factor met where filings “created new issues” for bankruptcy trustee and court “to address”
• “To impose § 1927 sanctions, a court must ‘find an attorney has (1) multiplied proceedings; (2) in an unreasonable and vexatious manner; (3) thereby increasing the cost of the proceedings; and (4

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