Conway v. Heyl, No. 14-1453 (8th Cir. 2014)
Annotate this CaseSteve Conway appealed the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel's (BAP) dismissal of his appeal from an adverse ruling of the bankruptcy court. The court concluded that Conway, who has not claimed to be a licensed attorney, cannot relitigate on behalf of LorCon, his company, and Conway has no standing in this bankruptcy appeal to litigate his derivative interest in LorCon's claim. Accordingly, the court dismissed the appeal and denied the motions to supplement the record. The court granted the motion to strike.
Court Description: Civil case - Bankruptcy. Appellant Conway does not have standing to appeal the bankruptcy court's adverse ruling on creditor LorCon's claim.
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