Mickey D. Wilson

In August of 1991 , the Honorable Mickey D. Wilson , Bankruptcy Judge , heard the fee application of respondent and his law firm for legal services performed for the Trust.The judge also addressed the claims of the Trust for transition costs incurred as a result of respondent's resignation as trustee and counsel for the Trust.Although Judge Wilson commended respondent and his firm for the legal services provided to the Trust , he punished respondent for his involvement in the Basco purchase by reducing the fee application by $91 , 576.00.That amount represented the attorney's fees directly attributable to respondent.Judge Wilson also entered judgment against respondent and Bell for $28 , 977.00 , which represented the amount spent for accounting made necessary by what the judge deemed was respondent's wrongdoing.

The Bankruptcy Court, Mickey Dan Wilson, Chief Judge, held that: (1) prior state court judgment awarding fees and expenses was not res judicata on question of whether receiver was entitled to priority payment of its fees and expenses as an administrative expense, and (2) general write-down of requested administrative expense was appropriate, particularly in light of minimal benefit of receiver's services to bankruptcy estate.
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MICKEY DAN WILSON, Chief Judge.

On Chapter 7 debtor's motion for summary judgment, the Bankruptcy Court, Mickey Dan Wilson, J., held that: (1) debtor contractor's misapplication of home remodeling payments could constitute defalcation while acting in fiduciary capacity, and (2) punitive damages imposed for fraud or defalcation while acting in fiduciary capacity are nondischargeable.
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MICKEY DAN WILSON, Bankruptcy Judge.

Trustee - SAKET Petroleum Company (U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of Oklahoma) - Investigated possible criminal violations, operated oil and gas properties consisting of 150 wells (valued at $2M), together with real property and commercial businesses as trustee, for two years on a day-to-day basis, and after evaluation, sold in Court-approved sale ($25M) (Bankruptcy Court Judge Mickey Wilson)

Judge Mickey D. Wilson