SRZ associate Ekenedilichukwu (Keni) E. Ukabiala recently met with Cassidy Mudd from KWGS Public Radio Tulsa to discuss the amended petition that the firm, along with Justice for Greenwood and the remaining survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, filed against the city.

“This is a huge moment, for the first time ever a case about the Massacre in which we can hold the perpetrators accountable will go forward, and we want to keep moving with as much speed as we can because time is of the essence,” said Keni.

Listen to the interview.

Learn more about our work on the Tulsa Race Massacre case.

In “Update On Preference And Fraudulent Transfer Litigation,” an article published in the September 2022 edition of The Bankruptcy Strategist, Michael L. Cook summarizes recent appellate decisions, which show that courts are still making new law or refining prior case law. 

The appellate courts have been busy explaining or clarifying preference and fraudulent transfer law. Although novices may think the Bankruptcy Code (Code) is clear on its face, imaginative counsel have found gaps in the statute and generated rafts of litigation since the Code’s enactment in 1979.