Section 363 Sales and the FTC – Caveat Emptor One of the historical attractions of the Bankruptcy Code as a vehicle for restructuring is... Share on:
Fraudulent Transfers By The Numbers – Revisited Back in May, this blog featured a post on some preliminary research addressing the idea of... 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:
Sales or Plans: A Comparative Account of the ‘New’ Corporate Reorganization – Version 2.0 Image via Wikipedia In April, this blog highlighted research done by Seton Hall's Stephen Lubben and... Share on:
Fraudulent Transfer Litigation – A New Use for Credit Default Swaps? Credit Default Swaps - those largely unregulated "side bets" over the likelihood of specific companies defaulting... Share on:
DIP Lending in Transition As the economy lurches forward into an uncertain back half of 2010, the DIP lending... Share on:
Squeezing the Most Value from Distressed Assets: Is Chapter 11 Always the Best Way? It is perhaps stating the obvious that Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code offers... 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:
Fraudulent Transfers and LBOs – It’s All In the Numbers . . . Or Is It? Leveraged buy-outs (LBO's) are a time-honored means of financing the acquisition of companies. They tend... Share on:
“Comity Is Not Just A One-Way Street” International readers of this blog - and those in the US who practice internationally -... Share on: