Bankruptcy trustee may set aside preferential transfers to state agencies

A proceeding by a bankruptcy trustee to set aside preferential transfers by a debtor to state agencies is not barred by sovereign immunity, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled. The debtor, a bookstore, did business with the state before it filed for bankruptcy. The bankruptcy trustee sought to recover allegedly preferential transfers made to the ...

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Bankruptcy trustee may set aside preferential transfers to state agencies

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