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• January 02, 2026

  Saks Global Names New CEO Ahead Of Possible Bankruptcy

  Luxury retailer Saks Global said Friday that Executive Chairman Richard Baker has replaced Marc Metrick as CEO about one year after the company bought the Neiman Marcus Group for $2.7 billion and amid reports that Saks is considering filing for bankruptcy relief. 

• January 02, 2026

  Bankruptcy And Restructuring Trends To Watch In 2026

  Bankruptcy practitioners expect restructuring activity to remain elevated in the year ahead as more debt comes due and businesses continue to grapple with economic uncertainty. Major court rulings on bankruptcy plans, innovations in out-of-court debt deals and shifts in what is permitted under Chapter 11 will also have important effects in 2026, experts told Law360.

• January 02, 2026

  The Top General Liability Cases To Watch In 2026

  State courts across the country will evaluate general liability policy language in the new year as the Illinois Supreme Court tackles whether certain regulatory permits serve as an exception to a pollution exclusion and a Delaware trial court considers possible coverage of talc claims. Here, Law360 looks at the top cases to watch in 2026.

• January 02, 2026

  What To Watch In Massachusetts Courts In 2026

  Massachusetts attorneys have their eye on Trump administration policy challenges, state ballot question disputes and False Claims Act enforcement shifts as the calendar turns to 2026.

• December 23, 2025

  Connecticut's Most Notable Cases Of 2025

  Two attorneys who were licensed in Connecticut were convicted in 2025 on charges that either did or could result in prison time, including a longtime real estate attorney who fatally shot a man in his law firm's parking lot. And the state's largest healthcare system said it would pay $45 million to exit an agreement to buy three ailing hospitals that were in much worse condition than previously known. Here's a look back at three of the top cases of 2025.

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