Subchapter V Bankruptcies Up 60% In April As Costs Weighed
More small companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy under Subchapter V in April, according to new data, as higher costs for everything from raw materials to loans and insurance continued to hit struggling businesses.
WeWork Advances Plan, J&J's Third Filing, More Jones Drama
WeWork Inc. pushed forward a reorganization plan despite its former CEO's objections, Johnson & Johnson disclosed plans for a prepackaged bankruptcy case supported by a $6.5 billion settlement, and an appeals court upheld more than $400,000 in sanctions as part of bankruptcy proceedings for Georgia-Pacific's asbestos unit.
Meet The Attorneys In Teen Retailer Rue21's 'Chapter 33'
A team of attorneys from Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP and Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor LLP are representing clothing retailer rue21 in its third trip through Chapter 11 — colloquially called a "Chapter 33" — and its second in seven years.
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The Chapter 11 trustee seeking to wrangle a company from an individual who allegedly received it from Chinese exile Ho Wan Kwok's former chief of staff Yanping "Yvette" Wang says Wang's guilty plea in New York... (more story)
The FCC has informed two Republican lawmakers worried about Soros Fund Management's acquisition of an ownership interest in radio station owner Audacy that it will conduct a regular license review, but stopped... (more story)
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is seeking $5 million in penalties against a Pennsylvania public corporation that services almost $18 billion in student loans and a group of 15 securitization trusts, ... (more story)
Bankrupt aircraft component supplier Incora's amended Chapter 11 plan was opposed by the Office of the U.S. Trustee and a group of its noteholders in a Texas bankruptcy court on the grounds that its scope of c... (more story)
Embattled hospital operator Steward Health Care filed for Chapter 11 protection Monday in a Texas bankruptcy court with more than $1 billion in debt, blaming rising costs and falling government reimbursement rates.
A New York state judge on Friday denied an early win to Harvey Weinstein in his $1 million fee dispute with criminal defense attorney Jose Baez, saying the incarcerated former media mogul produced nothing but ... (more story)
The Ninth Circuit on Friday told a lower court to reconsider its order staying claims PG&E investors brought against officers, directors and others over wildfire liability, saying more factors should have been... (more story)
A New York bankruptcy judge has approved the disclosure statement for the Chapter 11 plan of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse, New York, and set a confirmation hearing on the plan in September.
A Texas bankruptcy judge has given final approval to information technology company ConvergeOne's two debtor-in-possession loans, letting the company access $70 million of new money as it works to confirm a pr... (more story)
SVB Financial Group has urged a New York bankruptcy court to sign off on protections for a joint venture of Brookfield and Sequoia that is offering $340 million to purchase its investment platform, explaining ... (more story)
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Three former executives behind bankrupt cryptocurrency investment platform Cred Inc. face wire fraud and money laundering charges after they allegedly lied to customers about the firm's lending and investing p... (more story)
A group of Icon Aircraft investors seeking to file legal claims against the company's Chinese majority equity holder asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge Monday to halt the company's proposed sale, saying the pro... (more story)
Drugmaker DMK Pharmaceuticals Corp. informed a Delaware bankruptcy judge Monday that the debtor worked out a tentative agreement in its Chapter 11 case to sell an opioid overdose recovery treatment for nearly $3.2 million.
Technology firm Appgate Inc. and 11 affiliates filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware Monday with a prepackaged plan to wipe all debt from its books, tap new funding and go private roughly three years aft... (more story)
StoryFile Inc., an artificial intelligence video company that promoted its product as a way to leave behind interactive videos for your loved ones, has filed for Chapter 11 protection with more than $8 million... (more story)
Massachusetts battery developer Ambri Inc. filed for Chapter 11 protection in Delaware with over $50 million in liabilities and a credit bid stalking horse offer from a group of secured noteholders after fundr... (more story)
The unsecured creditors of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani asked a New York bankruptcy judge Friday to deny Giuliani's request to hire a longtime friend as special counsel in the appeal of his $148 mi... (more story)
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Friday told Casa Systems Inc. and its secured lenders to make progress on a final cash collateral order, or the telecommunications company would be facing conversion of its Chapt... (more story)
A Delaware bankruptcy judge gave an initial nod Friday to teen apparel company rue21's bid to use its lender cash collateral to fund itself as it works to sell off inventory across 540 stores in the U.S. durin... (more story)
Rare-disease treatment developer Eiger has urged a Texas bankruptcy judge to keep its Chapter 11 in the Dallas court despite an attempt by the U.S. Trustee's Office to have the case transferred to Delaware or ... (more story)