S.D. New York· 1/5/2007
In Re Olsen
Citations
- 358 B.R. 609
- 2007 Bankr. LEXIS 82
- 2007 WL 39178
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- holding a pro se debtor in contempt and awarding a party reasonable attorney’s fees associated with addressing contemptuous conduct after the debtor ignored discovery orders and filed a recusal motion in a bad faith attempt to delay an evidentiary hearing
- ordering a pro se litigant to pay opposing counsel’s reasonable attorney’s fees expended responding to frivolous motions and for ignoring a court order
- ordering payment of attorneys’ fees expended responding to frivolous motions and for ignoring court order
- ordering payment of attorneys’ fees expended responding to frivolous motions and for ignoring court order
- ordering payment of attorneys’ fees expended responding to frivolous motions and for ignoring court order
- finding a motion for recusal sanctionable because it was “filed for an improper purpose.”
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Judges: James M. Peck
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