Nicholas v. Oren (In Re Nicholas)

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• holding party in contempt and awarding attorneys’ fees and $5,000 in punitive damages after the party commenced an action in state court in knowing violation of a discharge injunction
• holding party in contempt and awarding attorneys’ fees and $5,000 in punitive damages after the party commenced an action in state court in knowing violation of a discharge injunction
• holding party in contempt and awarding attorneys’ fees and $5,000 in punitive damages after the party commenced an action in state court in knowing violation of a discharge injunction
• holding a pro se creditor in contempt and awarding the debtor reasonable attorney’s fees and $5000 in punitive damages after the creditor commenced an action in state court in knowing violation of the discharge injunction
• assessing a $5,000 punitive sanction against a pro se litigant who violated the discharge injunction by making payment demands and pursuing state court litigation on discharged claims

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).