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JTF Rose, Inc. v. Esquerra
BAP for 9th Cir. vacated and remanded bankruptcy court (CD Cal.) order denying creditor's motion to dismiss chapter 13 case.
Navigating Health Care Insolvencies
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Bankruptcy Court Still Has Jurisdiction Seven Years After Confirmation
Venue in the bankruptcy court is ok for suits brought under a liquidating plan.
July Commercial Ch. 11 Filings, 2008-18
Commercial chapter 11 bankruptcy filings for July from 2008-18.
Order's Up! When Restaurant Restructurings Get Complicated
Although restaurant-related revenue has climbed, same-store sales have been in decline over the past several years due to the oversupply of restaurants in the U.S.
Real Estate Sales Free and Clear of Unexpired Leases Under § 363(f)
Once a landlord files for bankruptcy protection, what options will the trustee have in dealing with their remaining tenants?
Delaware’s Judge Sontchi Writes a Seminal Opinion on Sovereign Immunity
A bankruptcy court’s in rem jurisdiction overrides a claim of sovereign immunity.
Leveraged Credit Markets Hold Firm
A decade between default cycles is a long time, but despite repeated warnings from highly respected market-watchers, leveraged credit markets continue to roar.
UpRight: A Cautionary Tale of a National Consumer Law Firm
Consumers are turning increasingly to the internet to find legal representation, but problems arise when those employing the tools of modernity disregard the continuing duties of bankruptcy lawyers.
10 Common Causes of Distress
This article outlines 10 of the key internal reasons why a company’s financial condition can deteriorate, which often results in bankruptcy.
"Fresh Start" Principles Defeat Mandatory Arbitration Clause
Second Circuit rules that a creditor cannot force into arbitration claims that it violated the discharge injunction.
Clientron Corp. v. Devon IT, Inc.
The Court of Appeals vacated the District Court's sanction order, and remanded to impose a new sanction.
Analysis of the Most Important Cases from the Last Month
Complimentary ~ August 30 @ 1 PM ET - CLE Available
Total Bankruptcy Filings 2008-18
A visual snapshot - or delve into more with our press release.
NY Judge Takes Forgiving View of "Actual Conflict"
Firm allowed to drop a creditor-client and represent the debtor in chapter 11.
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Spanish Peaks: What Happens When Leases Collide with a Bankruptcy Sale?
"If the trustee rejects an unexpired lease, then the lessee may retain its appurtenant possessory rights in the property for the balance of the lease term."
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