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Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Law360 provides breaking news and analysis on bankruptcy law. Coverage includes corporate bankruptcies and out-of-court restructurings, as well as corporate distress and imminent bankruptcy and policy developments that affect bankruptcy law.
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Latest News in Bankruptcy
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January 22, 2019
Robinson & Cole Adds Pa., Del. Offices With Bankruptcy Hires
Robinson & Cole LLP announced Tuesday the expansion of its bankruptcy practice with the addition of a team of five lawyers, including three partners, and the opening of new offices in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
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January 22, 2019
IHeartMedia Gets Court's Stamp Of Approval On Ch. 11 Plan
A Texas bankruptcy judge on Tuesday confirmed iHeartMedia Inc.’s plan to reorganize and shed more than $10 billion in funded debt, paving a path for the broadcast media giant to emerge from Chapter 11 proceedings untethered from its billboard subsidiary.
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January 22, 2019
Ex-Maxus Owners Say $14B Suit Covers Well-Worn Ground
The former owners of Maxus Energy Corp. told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Tuesday that a $14 billion suit brought by the company’s Chapter 11 liquidation trustee should be dismissed because it focuses on the same claims brought and adjudicated in a New Jersey state court action.
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January 22, 2019
Weinstein Racketeering Accusers Can't Expand Email Review
A Manhattan federal judge declined Tuesday to block Harvey Weinstein from releasing emails related to potential class members — including a number of famed actresses — in a sex-trafficking action targeting the fallen film mogul, his bankrupt movie company and others accused of facilitating his alleged abuse.
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January 22, 2019
Maremont Opens $75M Del. Ch. 11, Plans Asbestos Trust
Onetime automotive and brake parts supplier Maremont Corp. opened a more than $75 million prepackaged Chapter 11 in Delaware early Tuesday, aiming to fold most of its remaining assets into an injury claims trust.
Areas of Coverage
- PROCEEDINGS
- Liquidations under Chapter 7
- Municipal bankruptcies under Chapter 9
- Reorganizations under Chapter 11
- Cross-border bankruptcies under Chapter 15
- Chapter 7 conversions
- Out-of-court debt restructurings
- U.S. trustee appointments
- Law firm and restructuring firm retentions
- Creditor committee formation
- Debtor-in-possession financing
- Disclosure statements
- Reorganization plans and plan confirmation
- Adversary proceedings
- Creditor disputes
- Clawback suits
- Fraudulent transfer actions
- Asset sales
- Bankruptcy appeals
- POLICY & REGULATION
- Federal and state regulation and legislation that affects bankruptcy procedure
- PROFILES
- Personnel moves
- Profiles of bankruptcy practices
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