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Sixth Circuit rules Comerica Bank not liable in Chapter 7 trustee fraud lawsuit

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• The Sixth Circuit upheld a lower court's decision that Comerica Bank was not liable for a bankruptcy trustee’s alleged misconduct. • This ruling pertains to fraud in Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases.

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Original Source Material

In a unanimous decision, a Sixth Circuit panel affirmed a Michigan district court ruling that upheld the bankruptcy court’s refusal to hold Comerica liable for a bankruptcy trustee’s alleged misconduct. The post Sixth Circuit rules Comerica Bank not liable in Chapter 7 trustee fraud lawsuit appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .