“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:
What’s In a Name? After a brief hiatus, we're back - and just in time to discuss a recent... Share on:
River Road Hotel Partners One of the time-honored attractions of US bankruptcy practice is the set of tools provided... Share on:
Valuing Companies in Chapter 11 – Courts Weigh In On Supportability Of Assumptions Guest-blogger Ray Clark of Valcor (whose prior posts appear here, here, and here) has recently... Share on:
Finding New Ways to Sell Troubled Assets “Free and Clear” of Liens One of the most effective vehicles for the rescue and revitalization of troubled business and... Share on:
When a Plane Isn’t Really a Plane Last month, the Delaware Bankruptcy Court offered an interesting look at the preemptive effect of... Share on:
Chapter 15 and US Bankruptcy Courts: How Universal is “Universalism”? Chapter 15 of the US Bankruptcy Code, enacted in 2005, was Congress' effort to make... Share on:
Section 363 and the Limits of Buyer Protection Asset sales through bankruptcy are all the rage - they're presumably [relatively] quick. And just... Share on:
The Year in Bankruptcy: 2010 Jones Day's Charles Oellerman and Mark Douglas have just issued The Year in Bankruptcy: 2010. It... 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:
