Loudon v. Amogio Foods, Inc. (In Re Loudon)

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• “By allowing the state court to determine liability and damages, a determination that would otherwise require a trial in the bankruptcy court, but limiting the ability . . . to enforce the judgment, the bankruptcy court substantially reduced the potential harm.”

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