In re Qimonda AG Bankruptcy Litigation: The Edge Of Discretion (2010) Article Summary: Despite recent gains around the world, intellectual property rights often receive disparate treatment...
In re Condor Insurance Ltd: The Right Result … For The Wrong Reasons? (2010) Summary: The treatment of cross-border avoidance actions is a matter of critical importance for transactional...
Hold ’Em? Or Fold ’Em? Labour Claims, Secured Claims, Tax Liabilities and Their Potential Impact on the Outcome of Mexican Concurso Proceedings (2008) Summary: Commercial insolvency is – if nothing else – a protracted series of battles and bargains...
Pre-packaged Reorganisations under Mexico’s Ley de Concurso Mercantiles: New Amendments Offer New Possibilities for Cross- Border Insolvencies (2008) Summary: As Mexico’s reformed Ley de Concurso Mercantiles (LCM) approaches its ninth year of effectiveness, the...
More, Better, Faster: Gauging the Effectiveness of Mexican Insolvency Reform (2008) Summary: Time is money. The NAFTA region’s market-oriented national governments have sought to help private enterprise...
Advance Planning for US-Mexican Cross-Border Reorganisations (2008) Summary: When firms expand across national borders, they anticipate that the benefits of operations, assets, or...
Cross-Border Bankruptcy Reform in NAFTA Jurisdictions: Has Seizing Control of Troubled, Closely-Held Corporations Gotten Easier? (2008) Summary: The past 25 years have witnessed unprecedented development in global insolvency reform. On nearly every...
A ‘Great Leap Forward’? Or a ‘Leap in the Dark’? What Happens When the New Chinese Enterprise Insolvency Law Meets US Courts? (2008) [vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern"][vc_column][vc_column_text]Summary: China’s expanding economy has steadily integrated with the...
