14 Jun Cherry Picking. In a 23-page memorandum decision issued yesterday, New York Bankruptcy Judge Stewart Bernstein ruled that... Share on:
07 Jun “Defalcation” Explained. Sort Of. Early last month the Supreme Court held that non-dischargeability for defalcation in breach of a... Share on:
“Debtquity.” A recently-issued Ninth Circuit decision creates potentially new avenues of recovery for creditors of an... Share on:
Recent Developments in Bankruptcy Law – 1st Quarter 2012 Cravath's always-well-done quarterly update of significant bankruptcy decisions, prepared by New York partner Richard Levin, has... Share on:
Central District of California’s Judicial Practices Survey For those practitioners practicing locally here in SoCal - or for those who need to... Share on:
The Year in Bankruptcy – 2011 JonesDay's comprehensive and always-readable summary of notable bankruptcies, decisions, legislation, and economic events was released... Share on:
A Formula for Confusion [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="240" caption="Image by Guudmorning! via Flickr"][/caption] Thanks to an active lobby in Congress,... Share on:
Intercreditor Agreements: How Far Can They Reach? [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="240" caption="Image by edinburghcityofprint via Flickr"][/caption] Can a senior secured lender require, through... Share on:
Getting to the “Core” of the Matter [caption id="" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Image via Wikipedia"][/caption] Last year, the Supreme Court issued one of its... Share on:
“Collateral Damage”? Or “Credit to Whom Credit is Due”? [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="299" caption="Image via Wikipedia"][/caption] Outside of bankruptcy, a creditor whose loan is secured... Share on: