Bill Rochelle discusses the troubled Brazilian economy with Fabio Vassel (Banco Brasil Plural) and Luis DeLucio (Alvarez and Marsal) at a 2015 ABI Cross-Border Bankruptcy Workshop.
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Afghanistan Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law, 2018
While there had been provisions in Afghanistan law that dealt with insolvency, they were generally unknown even among lenders. Thus, Afghanistan needed a new bankruptcy law.
The Foreign Representative and the Start of a Chapter 15 Case
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In re Thane: If It Walks Like a Duck and Quacks Like Duck, It Still Might Not Be an Assumed Contract
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Reverse Fraudulent Transfer Claim: Venezuela and Disputes Over Gold
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Tax Reform for Restructuring Lawyers
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Hanjin Sends Emergency S.O.S: Provisional Relief in § 1519(a) of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code
International companies are increasingly using chapter 15 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code to implement cross-border restructurings.
New York Judge Bars Use of Chapter 15 to Disrupt a Foreign Bankruptcy
‘Bankruptcy tourism’ seems unaffected by an unusual cross-border insolvency.
Third Circuit Joins Other Circuits in Holding WARN Act Exception’s Standard Is “Probable,” not “Possible”
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Canadian Recognition of U.S. Bankruptcy Proceedings: Not Always a Rubber Stamp for First-Day Orders
Moreover, foreign recognition of first-day orders in cross-border insolvencies, particularly in Canada-U.S. ones, have been dealt with in a context of a high degree of mutual deference and collaborati
14:00Rochelle Discusses Cross-Border Cases with Allan Gropper