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The January 15, 2021 bankruptcy petition filed by the National Rifle Association of America (NRA) in the Northern District of Texas poses important tests of the rules for determining proper venue in a bankruptcy case and the standard for determining whether a bankruptcy petition has been filed in good faith.
By filing in Texas, the NRA, a New York entity with its principal place of business in Virginia, is relying on the fact that its subsidiary Sea Girt LLC was formed under Texas’ limited liability company law. Typically, a company may file for bankruptcy in any venue that would be available to any one of its affiliates, and the NRA is relying on its Sea Girt affiliate’s presence in Texas in this case. But the complicating factor for the NRA’s choice of venue is that Sea Girt does not appear to have been formed until November 24, 2020
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These distributors not only include large chain stores, but also distributors for small community pharmacies and clinics that provide services in smaller communities across the nation.
According to a recent report by the National Academy of Sciences that was commissioned by the CDC and NIH, we are currently within what they have called Phase 1a or the
Credit: Natl Academy of Sciences
Info from a National Academy of Sciences report commissioned by the CDC and NIH, show the phased distribution of vaccine across the nation.
Following this early stage comes
Phase 1b. During that phase,
vaccinations will be made available for people of all ages with comorbidities and underlying conditions that put them at significantly higher risk, along with older adults living in congregated or overcrowded settings.
California orders 5,000 body bags while Colorado and New Mexico bring in refrigerated trucks on second day of vaccine rollout - as US hospitalizations reach a record 112,816 and new daily fatalities surge to more than 3k
Nationwide, there were 3,019 new deaths reported on Tuesday. It is only the third time daily deaths have exceeded 3,000 fatalities throughout the pandemic and all three have occurred in the last week
There were 198,357 new confirmed cases on Tuesday and nearly 113,000 people nationwide currently hospitalized with the virus - the highest number at any point during the pandemic
California Governor Gavin Newsom warned of the possibility of thousands of deaths in the coming weeks as the state faces its most intense coronavirus surge yet
The US hit a new record for hospitalizations with 110,549 patients being treated for COVID-19 yesterday
The number of hospitalizations has surpassed the 100,000 mark every day for the last two weeks with the seven-day rolling average of patients now at 107,856
There were 1,311 new deaths and more than 193,000 new cases reported on the same day that Pfizer s COVID-19 vaccine started rolling out across the country
The death toll surpassed the grim 300,000 milestone yesterday just hours after the first COVID-19 vaccine was administered in the country
The Midwestern states of North Dakota, South Dakota and Iowa currently have the highest number of deaths per 100,000 people based on a seven-day average