Preference action. Summary judgment granted in part after an extensive discussion of what constitutes an insider for purposes of 11 U.S.C. section 547(b). Summary judgment denied as to the remaining elements because material factual issues exist

Debtor's inherited cash and land is property of the bankruptcy estate, but is not disposable income which could be made available to creditors

The debtor's full-recourse "sale" of accounts receivable was actually a financing arrangement because the debtor bore the risk of uncollectibility. The creditor perfected its lien within the preference period, so the transfer was avoidable.

Time Warner willfully violated the automatic stay by pursuing enforcement of preliminary injunction in New York after this court ruled that certain aspects of the injunction order were stayed by section 362

Pursuant to 11 U.S.C. section 365(d)(3), sub-lessor is entitled to payment of post-petition rent as an administrative expense claim for the period from the petition date to the date the court approved debtor's rejection of the lease

Trustee could not recover an alleged preference because the debtor (an auction company) and its customer had a principal-agent relationship. The auction proceeds were held by the debtor as agent for the owner; they did not become property of the debtor

Debtor owned undivided half interest in farm as tenant-in-common with her sister. Debtors wanted to sell the land to fund their plan. They didn't plead section 363(h), so couldn't sell sister's half of the farm, but could pursue partition in state court

Under Nebraska law, possession of a vehicle & the documents of its sale constitute ownership. Here, the lien notation on the title was a preference, despite the lienholder's argument that the debtor didn't obtain ownership until the title was issued.

The debtor's actions in making and breaking real estate leases with the Omaha Tribe constituted willful and malicious injury to property under § 523(a)(6), rendering non-dischargeable the judgments against him for breach-of-contract damages

One creditors' committee was appointed for three consolidated debtors. Creditor's motion to appoint a separate committee for this debtor was denied, because there was no evidence the existing committee didn't adequately represent this creditor's interest