The Stanford Saga – Chapter 5: The Liquidators Strike Back Nearly two weeks ago, this blog highlighted further scuffling in the ongoing contest for administrative... Share on:
The Stanford Saga – Chapter 4: Where Is a Ponzi Scheme “Headquartered,” Anyway? This blog has intermittently followed the Texas-sized contest for control over now-defunct financial and investment... 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:
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:
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:
An Out-of-Court “Winding Up” Entitled to Recognition Under Chapter 15? You Bet! Chapter 15 of the Bankruptcy Code - the Code's "cross-border" provision - was enacted in 2005... Share on:
The Year in Bankruptcy: 2008 For bankruptcy and insolvency specialists, 2008 was the year that was. In a 3-part article appearing... Share on:
Irony Doesn’t Pay Litigation has always been an important tool for unsecured creditors looking to augment their returns... Share on:
