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Limiting Liability of Lenders: The Lyondell Case
In her Secured Transactions column, Barbara M. Goodstein writes: The changes in law arising from the Great Recession were certainly considerable. But it may come as a surprise to many that as much as 10 years later court decisions continue to emerge from those turbulent times.Remington Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection; Sandy Hook Case Temporarily on Hold
As the Connecticut Supreme Court weighs the Sandy Hook families' case against the gun maker, Remington Outdoor Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in a move that could delay the litigation.Equifax Finds 2017 Hack Compromised Data of 2.4 Million More Consumers
Equifax on Thursday expanded the number of consumers whose financial data and personal information have been compromised to a breathtaking 148 million.'In re Ciarcia' and the Abuse of the Bankruptcy System
Carlos J. Cuevas discusses 'In re Ciarcia', in which Bankruptcy Judge James Tancredi employed Bankruptcy Code §1307(c) to dismiss a Chapter 13 case because of the lack of good faith.From Jeans to Toys, Retailers Opt for Restructuring Over Liquidation
Bankruptcy Update columnist Edward E. Neiger delves into the bankruptcy proceedings of True Religion Apparel, Toys “R” Us and Charming Charlie and their efforts to restructure rather than liquidate in the face of changing consumer preferences.View more book results for the query "*"
Second Circuit Addresses Cramdown Interest Rates
In their Bankruptcy Practice column, John J. Rapisardi and Joseph Zujkowski begin an analysis of the long awaited Second Circuit opinion addressing objections to Momentive Performance Materials' Chapter 11 plan in 'In re MPM Silicones'.'Millennium Lab': the Death Knell for Non-Consensual, Third-Party Releases?
Shmuel Vasser and Andrew C. Harmeyer write that the D.C. District Court potentially has upended an assumption in bankruptcy courts, suggesting that in many cases, they lack that authority under Article III of the U.S. Constitution to enter a final order granting non-debtor, third-party releases, at least without the affected party's consent.The Bank of New York Mellon v. Marolda
Issues Raised Warranting Discovery Preclude Declaring Intervenors Good Faith PurchasersDeutsche Bank National Trust Co. v. Gerstein
Court Finds Plaintiff's Conduct Reached Level of Bad Faith, Tolls Interest, Late FeesRevenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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