California’s Ongoing Efforts to Limit Municipal Bankruptcies Since late January, California's state assembly has considered legislation designed to impose additional hurdles on cities,... Share on:
Chrysler and Successor Liability Readers of this blog will be familiar with Seton Hall Professor Stephen Lubben's prior work... Share on:
The Stanford Saga – Chapter 3: Antiguans 1, Receiver 0 Last week's blog post (here) covered early skirmishing between SEC receiver Ralph Janvey and Antiguan liqudators Nigel... Share on:
The Stanford Saga – Chapter 2: Too Many Cooks In the Kitchen? A prior post on this blog mapped out the field of combat in the brewing battle between... Share on:
Chapter 15 Round-Up: February – April 2009 The first four months of 2009 have been busy ones for Chapter 15 filings. Though... Share on:
Credit Default Swaps: The New “Bankruptcy Trigger”? An earlier post on this blog covered the potential impact of credit default swaps (CDS's)... Share on:
All Right . . . Who’s In Charge Here?!! When a foreign representative meets a federal receiver, who's ultimately in charge? And in charge... Share on:
Avoidance Actions and Chapter 15 – The Little Things Can Make The Difference Chapter 15 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code is designed to assist foreign representatives appointed in... Share on:
Distressed M&A: Two Perspectives, One Conculsion A recent MONDAQ article by Bryan S. Gadol and Wendy R. Kottmeier of Dorsey & Whitney's... Share on:
Credit Default Swaps and Bankruptcy In a series of papers - the most recent a chapter in Greg N. Gregoriou's... Share on: