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'Free and Clear' Has Broad Reach in Bankruptcy Sales
Craig Goldblatt, Andrew Goldman and Nancy Manzer of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr write: Courts have disagreed on the exact breadth of the term "free and clear," which the Bankruptcy Code does not define. Most courts, however, have construed the term broadly, holding that it encompasses more than just "in rem" interests in property. Two recent bankruptcy court decisions illustrate the reach and vibrancy of the "free and clear" bankruptcy tool.Are Utilities Unfairly Protected Under the Bankruptcy Code?
Debra A. Dandeneau and Victoria Vron of Weil, Gotshal & Manges write: With all the focus recently on how the Bankruptcy Code should be amended, it is surprising that the protections utilities receive, some of which are grounded in anachronistic notions of how utility services work, have not been subject to more scrutiny. With increasing technology, the scope of "utility services" arguably has expanded, with no real attempt being made to limit the notion of what truly is a "utility" within the meaning of §366.Analyzing the Post-'Stern' Landscape in New York
Yann Geron and Oksana Wright of Fox Rothschild write: It has been over two years since the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in 'Stern v. Marshall', and New York courts and litigants are still struggling with the extent of the case's application to the bankruptcy court's jurisdiction and constitutional authority to render final orders in adversary proceedings.Prisco v. Internal Revenue Service
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Judge Moves Airline Merger a Step Closer to Takeoff
A federal bankruptcy judge has cleared the way for American Airlines and US Airways to complete their merger and create the world's largest airline.How to Orchestrate an Out-of-Court Restructuring
There is a moment in every transition from corporate health to corporate distress when failure can be averted. Act early and the company has options, act late and the company may not be able to avoid the sometimes crushing burden of bankruptcy.Houston Astros' Stake in TV Network at Issue in Suit by New Owner
Houston Baseball Partners, the owner of the Houston Astros, has filed a fraud and negligent misrepresentation lawsuit against former owner R. Drayton McLane Jr.; McLane Champions, the former owner of the Astros; Comcast Corp.; and NBCUniversal Media, alleging it was "duped" when it bought the team and the team's interest in a regional TV network.Electricity Not a Good for Administrative Priority Claims
Is electricity a good for purposes of establishing an administrative priority claim under Section 503(b)(9) of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code?State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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