It’s Not the Gift That Matters – It’s the Way You Give It. Ever since the first corporate reorganizations in the US, business owners have been looking for... Share on:
It’s Different In Hong Kong Readers of this blog will know that a number of jurisdictions around the world have... Share on:
Now Coming to a Bankruptcy Court Near You: The Section 363 Discharge(?!) Norton’s recently-published 2010 Annual Survey of Bankruptcy Law offers an intriguing article focusing on an... Share on:
Clear as Mud Late last month, the 9th Circuit Bankrpuptcy Appellate Panel clarified earlier precedent and held that... Share on:
Altered Egos – The Ninth Circuit Weighs in (Again) On Whether Individual Creditors Can Pursue Their Own “Alter Ego” Claims Against a Bankrupt Entity’s Principals Whenever a troubled business seeks bankruptcy protection, unsecured creditors are often left scrambling to find... Share on:
First-Day Motions as Literature In a well-known quote, Depression-era author Thurmond Arnold once described the inside of a corporate... Share on:
The Edge of Discretion The advent of the information age has given rise to economies built not on steel,... Share on:
DIP Lending in Transition As the economy lurches forward into an uncertain back half of 2010, the DIP lending... Share on:
Southern California – America’s Small Business Bankruptcy Leader In a globalized business environment, it should be no surprise that some of the more... Share on:
Rule 2019: A Kinder, Gentler, Amendment The Advisory Committee on Bankruptcy Rules of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts has... Share on:
