Miles v. Okun (In Re Miles)

How courts have described this case

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• finding that complaints arising out of actions undertaken in connection with preparing a petition are preempted by the Code
• “There is a palpable federal interest in foreclosing the possibility that debtors or third parties opposed to the bankruptcy would attempt to interrupt or chill legitimate bankruptcy cases by pursuing satellite state tort litigation as a form of collateral attack on the bankruptcy petition.”
• defamation, abuse of process, emotional distress, negligence

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