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Kevin G. Carney – Current APScans of Bankruptcy Adversary Proceedings to Recover Fraudulent Transfers

This daily APScans report covers the recent substantive filings made in the adversary proceedings brought by David P. Leibowitz, Chapter 7 Trustee for recovery of avoidable transfers under Chapter 5 of the Bankruptcy Code, including preferential transfers under Section 547 (bankruptcy preferences).

 

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This APScans is updated daily to cover filings made as of midnight on the previous day. This APScans covers filings ENTERED during the period from April 01, 2012 through May 17, 2012. .

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11-01145  01204/24/2012 09:40:55 (04/24/2012)C. Simmons (crt)CaseyDismissalAdv Proc ClosedAdversary Case 1:11-ap-1145 Closed . (Simmons, Carina)
11-01145  01104/19/2012 16:08:17 (04/19/2012)R. Peterson (aty)CaseyDismissalNotice-DismissalNotice of Dismissal of Adversary Proceeding Filed by Ronald Peterson on Behalf of DAVID P. LEIBOWITZ, as Chapter 7 Trustee for KEVIN G. CARNEY. ... (Peterson, Ronald)
11-01156  01704/05/2012 16:03:00 (04/05/2012)C. Simmons (crt)Head et alDismissalAdv Proc ClosedAdversary Case 1:11-ap-1156 Closed . (Simmons, Carina)
11-01156  01604/04/2012 13:13:47 (04/04/2012)R. Peterson (aty)Head et alDismissalNotice-DismissalNotice of Dismissal of Adversary Proceeding Filed by Ronald Peterson on Behalf of DAVID P. LEIBOWITZ, as Chapter 7 Trustee for KEVIN G. CARNEY. ... (Peterson, Ronald)
11-01160  01404/02/2012 09:05:23 (04/02/2012)M. Jerdine (crt)Ventrella et alDismissalAdv Proc ClosedAdversary Case 1:11-ap-1160 Closed . (Jerdine, Maurice)

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Another Investment Ponzi Scheme:   The Debtor is an Illinois resident who engaged in the operation of Ponzi scheme involving over 600 individual investors totaling approximately $20.5 million of principal investment and approximately $5 million in net investor losses. The Debtor is currently serving an eight year sentence, based on a plea of guilty in Cook County to theft, securities fraud, and financial exploitation of an elderly person.

Adversary Proceedings Overview

Lead Bankruptcy Case Name (Case Number): Kevin G. Carney (09-18053)

Bankruptcy Court District (Division): Northern District Of Illinois (Eastern)

Petition Date: May 19, 2009 (Chapter 7 involuntary)

Associated Cases: None

Plaintiff: David P. Leibowitz, Chapter 7 Trustee

Number of Proceedings: 95 through May 23, 2011

When Filed: May 13, 2011

Adversary Proceeding Judge: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Pamela S. Hollis

Plaintiff's Counsel: Jenner & Block LLP (Chicago, Illinois) through its attorneys Ronald R. Peterson, Landon S. Raiford and Lauren Sylvester Berheide

Avoidance Period: The avoidance period is "two years prior to the Petition Date", with respect to recovery of actual fraudulent transfers Pursuant to §§ 548(a)(1)(A) and 550 of the Bankruptcy Code (Count I) and the same period for recovery of actual fraudulent transfers pursuant to the Illinois Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, 740 ILCS 160/5(a)(1) and 160/8(a), and §§ 544(b)(1) and 550(a) of the Bankruptcy Code (Count II)

 

  

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