18 Jan 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 often-overlooked difference between “Section 363...
Norton’s recently-published 2010 Annual Survey of Bankruptcy Law offers an intriguing article focusing on an often-overlooked difference between “Section 363...
One of the historical attractions of the Bankruptcy Code as a vehicle for restructuring is the ability to sell the...
Back in May, this blog featured a post on some preliminary research addressing the idea of "probability-based" fraudulent transfer analysis. PBGC...
In a well-known quote, Depression-era author Thurmond Arnold once described the inside of a corporate reorganization as: a combination of a...
Image via Wikipedia In April, this blog highlighted research done by Seton Hall's Stephen Lubben and York University's Stephanie Ben-Ishai on...
Credit Default Swaps - those largely unregulated "side bets" over the likelihood of specific companies defaulting on one or more of their...
As the economy lurches forward into an uncertain back half of 2010, the DIP lending market remains in flux. In...
It is perhaps stating the obvious that Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code offers a well-known and very flexible...
The Advisory Committee on Bankruptcy Rules of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts has pulled back from its earlier...
Leveraged buy-outs (LBO's) are a time-honored means of financing the acquisition of companies. They tend to occur in waves, finding...