A Lesson In Vocabulary: “Indubitable Equivalence” Chapter 11 practice – like so many other professional service specialties – is regrettably jargon-laden. ... Share on:
When Speaking Up Isn’t Enough When a retailer becomes insolvent, suppliers or vendors who have recently provided goods on credit typically have... Share on:
When Equitable Subordination Isn’t Equitable. Most insolvency practitioners are familiar with the fighting which often ensues when creditors jockey for... Share on:
Nobody Does It Better . . . Than Government Regulators Title II of the Dodd-Frank Act provides “the necessary authority to liquidate failing financial companies... Share on:
Altered Egos – Part 2: Trust Busters About a month ago, the Ninth Circuit clarified and restated the ability of individual creditors... 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:
Preference Defense and the “Ordinary Course of Business” – It’s All In the Numbers Most readers of this blog are aware that, under the Bankruptcy Code, a Chapter 11... 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:
Making Sense of “Cram-Down” Practitioners and business people who have toiled in and around US-based restructuring work are well-acquainted... Share on: