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· 6/18/2020

State of West Virginia v. William White Williams

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  • interpreting the WUFTA phrase “reasonably equivalent value” and finding “because the provisions in which this phrase appear mirror the fraudulent transfer provision of the Bankruptcy Code, decisions under the Code are instructive”
  • trial court necessarily abuses its discretion by applying the incorrect legal standard

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