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4 Ways Women Attorneys Can Build A Legal Legacy

This Women’s History Month, women attorneys should consider what small, day-to-day actions they can take to help l... (more story)

A Judge's Pointers For Adding Spice To Dry Legal Writing

U.S. District Judge Fred Biery shares a few key lessons about how to go against the grain of the legal writing tra... (more story)

Lessons Learned From SAS' Flight Through Chapter 11

Scandinavia's SAS is the first European airline to find its wings through the U.S. Chapter 11 process since COVID-... (more story)

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Zips Cleared For Ch. 11 Vote After Striking $5M Creditor Deal

A Texas bankruptcy judge on Tuesday sent Zips Car Wash LLC's Chapter 11 plan out for an April creditor vote with a settlement that could bring up to $5 million in recoveries for unsecured creditors.

Fla. Mall Investor Gets 5 Years In $77M WeWork Stock Fraud

A Manhattan federal judge sentenced a real estate investor and former owner of a Florida waterfront shopping complex to five years in prison Tuesday following a fraud conviction in connection with manipulating... (more story)

Forever 21 Moves Ahead With Swift Ch. 11 Plans

Fast-fashion retailer Forever 21 on Tuesday secured a Delaware bankruptcy judge's approval for motions that put it on track to close more than 300 stores and emerge from its second Chapter 11 in June.

Kaiser Insurer Says Ch. 11 Plan Doesn't Protect Against Fraud

Truck Insurance Exchanged told a panel of Fourth Circuit judges Tuesday that the confirmed Chapter 11 plan of Kaiser Gypsum Co. should be overturned as a bad faith filing because it doesn't impose simple measu... (more story)

Gibson Dunn Adds Capital Markets Partner In New York

Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP has added a partner from Latham & Watkins LLP in New York, strengthening its capital markets practice group and expanding its expertise in high-yield debt, private credit and restruc... (more story)

Career Kramer Levin Atty Moves To Pryor Cashman In NY

Pryor Cashman LLP's new bankruptcy lateral, Joseph A. Shifer, invoked the words of journalist H. L. Mencken when explaining in an interview on Tuesday why he'd stuck with working on creditors' rights issues fo... (more story)

Private Equity Billionaire Greenlighted As Pentagon's No. 2

Private equity billionaire Stephen Feinberg was confirmed as deputy defense secretary on Friday by a 59-40 vote in the U.S. Senate.

Jazz Inks Insurer Class Deal As Xyrem Antitrust Trial Nears

Jazz Pharmaceuticals and a certified insurer class told a California federal judge Monday that they have reached a settlement-in-principle in antitrust litigation accusing Jazz of working with pharma rival Hik... (more story)

Yale Unit Questions Prospect Medical's Ch. 11 Sale Plan

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. is questioning whether bankrupt hospital owner Prospect Medical Holdings Inc.'s attempt to sell its three Connecticut facilities through a Texas Chapter 11 proceeding will ... (more story)

GOL Linhas Heading For May Hearing On Ch. 11 Plan

A New York bankruptcy judge Monday put GOL Linhas on a path for a May hearing on its Chapter 11 plan after overruling noteholder and U.S. Trustee's Office objections to the plan disclosure the Brazilian airlin... (more story)

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Judge Delays Ruling On 'Matrix' Film Producer Ch. 11 Loans

A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday wouldn't grant interim approval for Village Roadshow, the producer of major films like "The Matrix," to access part of a $12.7 million Chapter 11 financing package from i... (more story)

Trustee Files 2nd Suit Over Fuel Co. Execs' Alleged Looting

The bankruptcy trustee of failed fuel distributor Mountain Express Oil Co. has filed a second lawsuit over the Georgia company's alleged financial mismanagement, accusing its former top executives of using a h... (more story)

Hub City Loses Subchapter V Status On Wage Claims Ruling

A small chain of home healthcare providers have lost their Subchapter V status in bankruptcy after a Texas judge ruled that they incorrectly excluded priority unsecured wage claims in their debt calculations t... (more story)

Cannabis Vape Co. Blinc Files Ch. 7 Liquidation In NY

Cannabis vaping technology and service provider The Blinc Group Inc. filed for Chapter 7 in a New York bankruptcy court, citing at least $1 million in liabilities.

Bench Accounting Gets Ch. 15 Recognition Of Canada Reorg

A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday said she would recognize the Canadian insolvency proceedings of accounting and financial services firm Bench Accounting Inc. as it moves to restructure over $50 million in... (more story)

Austrian Biotech BIA Hits Ch. 15, Says Exec Stole $22M

Austrian biotechnology firm BIA has filed for Chapter 15 protection in Delaware to recover assets in the U.S., alleging an executive fraudulently transferred roughly $22 million in company funds and left it insolvent.

Brightmark Puts Indiana Plastic Recycling Plant Into Ch. 11

Recycling company Brightmark LLC has put certain units into bankruptcy in Delaware in order to keep its Indiana plastics processing center operational as it pursues a sale.

'Matrix' Film Producer Files Ch. 11 After Warner Bros. Row

Film production company Village Roadshow filed Chapter 11 in Delaware on Monday, listing about $390 million of debt and blaming a fight with production partner Warner Bros. over the release of a 2021 sequel to... (more story)

Texas Judge Rejects Ex-GloriFi CEO's Bid To Stop Claims Sale

A Texas federal judge shot down an alleged attempt by the former CEO of bankrupt conservative-centered fintech startup GloriFi to preserve the ability to sue investors like Ken Griffin's Citadel LLC and Vivek ... (more story)

CarePoint Wraps Multiday Ch. 11 Hearing Over NJ Hospitals

A New Jersey hospital operator finished a three-day confirmation hearing in Delaware on Friday over its Chapter 11 plan to hand control of its medical facilities to one of its creditors.