Smith v. Lounsbury (In Re Amberjack Interests, Inc.)

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• explaining that a trustee acting on behalf of the estate of a debtor cannot be considered an “individual” for purposes of § 362(k)
• explaining that a trustee acting on behalf of the estate of a debtor cannot be considered an “individual” for purposes of § 362(k)

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