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:
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:
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:
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:
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:
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:
Clear as Mud Late last month, the 9th Circuit Bankrpuptcy Appellate Panel clarified earlier precedent and held that... 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:
Chapter 15 Round-Up JSC BTA Bank – A recent post appearing here discussed JSC BTA Bank (BTA)’s petition... Share on:
