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Opioid, Sexual Abuse, Weed Killer and IUD Litigation Developments
In this edition of their Mass Tort Update, Edward E. Neiger and Barb Pratt discuss notable developments in the Purdue, Pornhub, Paraquat and Paragard litigations.A Short Primer on Defending Lawsuits to Recover Preferential Transfers
The Bankruptcy Code and state insolvency laws contain several defenses to the recovery of preferential transfers which often reduce or eliminate the preference exposure in many, if not most, cases. This article provides an overview of the defenses and suggestions to obtain the best settlement possible.Victims to Continue Sexual Abuse Claims Despite Buffalo Diocese Bankruptcy, Lawyer Says
The diocese, a spokeswoman emphasized, was reorganizing, not liquidating, and survivors would be a "No. 1 priority" among its creditors.Four Big Law Firms Grab Roles on Toys 'R' Us Bankruptcy
From bikes to trains to video games, a quartet of large law firms led by Kirkland & Ellis is advising on the Chapter 11 case of toy retail giant Toys “R” Us Inc., which became the latest in a string of struggling brick-and-mortar retailers to file for bankruptcy this year.Kirkland Among Big Firms Picking Up Payless Bankruptcy Roles
Armstrong Teasdale, Kirkland & Ellis, Munger, Tolles & Olson and Canada's Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt are advising Payless ShoeSource Inc., as the Topeka, Kansas-based shoe retailer filed for bankruptcy Tuesday in St. Louis and announced plans to shutter 400 stores.Kirkland Among Big Firms Picking Up Payless Bankruptcy Roles
Armstrong Teasdale, Kirkland & Ellis, Munger, Tolles & Olson and Canada's Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt are advising Payless ShoeSource Inc., as the Topeka, Kansas-based shoe retailer filed for bankruptcy Tuesday in St. Louis and announced plans to shutter 400 stores.Prominent Bankruptcy Attorney, Former Anderson Kill Name Partner, Dies at 85
Arthur Olick, a longtime chair of Anderson Kill's bankruptcy and restructuring practice who advised parties in several law firm dissolutions, died Saturday from multiple sclerosis.Decision Paves Way for Buyers to Apportion Payments Outside Code's Priority Scheme
Recent Third Circuit decision paves the way for buyers to selectively apportion payments to certain creditors while avoiding the strictures of the Bankruptcy Code's distribution process. It has immense ramifications for Section 363 sales within the Third Circuit.Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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