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Failure to Disclose Claim in Bankruptcy Torpedoes Later Injury Suit

What happens if  (a) you get injured (and you aren’t at fault and have a claim against the person who injured you) after you file for bankruptcy but (b) before you get a discharge and (c) you don’t inform the bankruptcy court of this claim?  That’s the question examined in Schoup v. Gore, 2014 IL App (4th) 130911 (4th …

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Posted byPaulPJuly 18, 2014February 4, 2015Posted inCivil Procedure, Federal CourtsTags: bankruptcy, failure to disclose, Gore, inconsistent positions, judicial estoppel, Schoup, sworn, undisclosed lawsuit, unliquidated lawsuits
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