Tulsa Spine Hospital, LLC v. Tucker (In Re Tucker)

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• finding that an assignment of benefits did not give rise to a fiduciary relationship in bankruptcy
• finding no malice where debtor, who failed to turn over insurance reimbursements, testified she intended to pay off the debt in installments and debtor did in fact make some installment payments

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