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U.S. Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Digest: Jan. 8, 2018
Minnesota Lawyer//January 11, 2018
Dischargeability
Collateral Estoppel
Where appellant challenged the bankruptcy court’s holding that its claim was not nondischargeable, the judgment is affirmed because the appellant failed to establish that the debtor willfully caused injury, and there was insufficient evidence that the debtor’s actions in filing a lien were malicious under Section 523(a)(6). Judgment is affirmed.
17-6014 Dering Pierson Group, LLC v. Kantos, appealed from the District of Minnesota, Dow, J.
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