In Re Robert L. Jensen and Martha S. Jensen

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• stating that filing a proof of claim denies a creditor and a debtor or trustee any right to jury trial that they otherwise might have
• “civil conspiracy has its roots in criminal conspiracy, which was of course triable before a jury in a court of law”
• “[Jjoinder of equitable claims with legal claims does not deprive a party of the right to a jury trial on the legal claims.”
• “Claims for breach of fiduciary duty have always been within the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of equity.”
• the filing of a proof of claim deprives both the creditor and the trustee of the right to a jury trial

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).