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Kirkland, Weil Contribute to 118% Uptick in Commercial Chapter 11 Filings
Collectively, the firms took on nearly 300 debtor retentions in two jointly administered bankruptcies.NJ Work Contributed to 118% Uptick in Commercial Chapter 11 Filings
Collectively, the firms took on nearly 300 debtor retentions in two jointly administered bankruptcies.Kirkland & Ellis, Jackson Walker Continue Debtor-Side Dominance in Strong Q3 for Big Bankruptcy
Big Law bankruptcy practices are closing in on their best year since 2020.Commercial Bankruptcy Set to Rival 2020 If Current Trends Hold
Not since the global financial crisis have large corporate bankruptcies been as common as they are this year, according to a new report by New Generation Research.Kirkland & Ellis, Jackson Walker Dominate Debtor-Side Bankruptcy as Restructuring Market Heats Up
Corporate filings are rebounding after two slow years, with Kirkland and its Texas-based dance partner leading the way.View more book results for the query "Young Conaway Stargatt Taylor"
Appellate Ruling Underscores Divide on Limits of Bankruptcy Protections
Judges are divided on the use of the "Texas two-step," in which companies facing potential mass tort liability attempt to gain Chapter 11 protection from claims.FTX Attorneys' Billing Far Outpaces Hourly Rates Seen in 2008 Mega Bankruptcies
The largest segment by far is the $25.1 million billed by FTX lead counsel Sullivan & Cromwell across two filings.Billings for FTX Attorneys Far Outpace Hourly Rates Seen in 2008 Mega Bankruptcies
The largest segment by far is the $25.1 million billed by FTX lead counsel Sullivan & Cromwell across two filings.District Judge Questions Court's Authority of Trustees in Boy Scout Bankruptcy Plan
Ted Boutrous of Gibson Dunn said there's room for the court to find the plan wasn't in good faith because it doesn't clearly lay out procedures to find which of the more than 82,000 sexual abuse claims set to be paid out by a trust are fraudulent.District Judge Questions Court's Authority to Find Bad Faith in Boy Scout Bankruptcy Plan
Ted Boutrous of Gibson Dunn said there's room for the court to find the plan wasn't in good faith because it doesn't clearly lay out procedures to find which of the more than 82,000 sexual abuse claims set to be paid out by a trust are fraudulent.Law Firm Operational Considerations for the Corporate Transparency Act
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