Jacobson v. Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Mahoney Hawkes, LLP (In Re Mahoney Hawkes, LLP)

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• holding that conscious disregard does not constitute neglect
• affirming bankruptcy court’s order denying motion to allow late-filed claim as timely because the “tardiness was borne of calculation rather than neglect.”
• affirming bankruptcy court’s order denying motion to allow late-filed claim as timely because the “tardiness was borne of calculation rather than neglect”
• inaction which is the result of calculation rather than neglect does not amount to excusable neglect
• creditor’s deliberate decision not to file timely a proof 19 of claim was not excusable neglect

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