2nd Circ. Says Courts Can Stop Involuntary Bankruptcy

By Shannon Henson · June 15, 2010, 7:13 PM EDT

In a case involving a $255 million Ponzi scheme, a federal appeals court has ruled that district judges can stop creditors from initiating involuntary bankruptcies against entities put under receivership....

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