In general I don’t think bankruptcy gets you out of court judgement.
The prevailing party simply become a creditor, and gets in line behold the others. (after the secured creditors take the assets pledged as security.)
In general I don’t think bankruptcy gets you out of court judgement.
The prevailing party simply become a creditor, and gets in line behold the others. (after the secured creditors take the assets pledged as security.)
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Whether the judgment is dischargeable in bankruptcy depends upon the nature of the judgment, and whether the creditor objects to the discharge or dischargeability of the debt. Judgments for fraud are generally subject to non-disschargeability, while most other debts are dischargeable. Not sure about copyright infringement.