The document discusses fraudulent conveyance laws and a recent court case involving their application. It summarizes that in the Crown Stock Distribution case, a bankruptcy court found that a company's pre-bankruptcy sale of assets in exchange for debt it could not repay constituted a fraudulent conveyance. The court ordered the cash from the sale returned to the bankruptcy estate. The document notes unsecured creditors are increasingly pursuing various third party claims, including through fraudulent conveyance laws, to recover funds for creditors in bankruptcy.