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5 Critical Changes Coming To Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1

Residential mortgage lenders and servicers should prepare for significant amendments to Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1 tak... (more story)

What 2 Profs Noticed As Transactional Law Students Used AI

After a semester using generative artificial intelligence tools with students in an entrepreneurship law clinic, w... (more story)

Law School's Missed Lessons: Negotiation Skills

I took one negotiation course in law school, but most of the techniques I rely on today I learned in practice, whe... (more story)

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Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action

A Texas-based chemical recycling company filed bankruptcy papers, disclosing more than $400 million of debt. A Patriarch Partners-tied fragrance company is looking to sell its assets in a new Chapter 11. And a... (more story)

Sunnova's $118M Sale Can Proceed Despite Bank's Protest

A Texas bankruptcy judge Tuesday declined to undo a $118 million sale of almost all the assets of solar panel business Sunnova Energy International Inc., rejecting a St. Louis-area bank's argument that the deb... (more story)

Linqto Says Ch. 11 Plan Will Have In-Kind Customer Payment

Linqto and its unsecured creditors committee told a Texas bankruptcy judge Tuesday that they have come to an agreement to give customers the chance for in-kind payment in the investment platform's Chapter 11 plan.

Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court

Executives and board members of Cencora Corp. tentatively settled a stockholder derivative suit for $111.25 million, VectoIQ board members reached a $6.3 million deal on stockholder claims over electric carmak... (more story)

Six Firms Get $146M In Fees In Boy Scouts Ch. 11

A Delaware bankruptcy judge has approved more than $146 million in fees sought by six law firms in Boy Scouts of America's Chapter 11, overruling a request from the U.S. Trustee's Office to trim $3.3 million off the bills.

NY Judge Questions Brazilian Co. Oi's Ch. 15-To-Ch. 11 Shift

A New York federal bankruptcy judge expressed concerns about a Brazilian telecommunications company's novel plans to undo Chapter 15 recognition of a restructuring proceeding in its home country so it can file... (more story)

Court Sets Mediator For Prima Wawona Ch. 11 Claims Fight

A Delaware bankruptcy judge appointed a former bankruptcy judge and Skadden attorney to mediate a dispute between the liquidating trustee for fruit producer Prima Wawona and an entity that backed workers comp ... (more story)

Burr & Forman Must Face Claims From Healthcare Scheme

A Georgia federal judge has denied Burr & Forman LLP's bid to escape a lawsuit accusing the firm of being party to a massive healthcare fraud scheme, ruling that it must largely face malpractice and breach of ... (more story)

Del Monte Processors Can't Get Immediate Decision On Deals

A New Jersey bankruptcy judge on Monday rejected a motion by tomato processors seeking immediate assumption or rejection of their contracts with Del Monte, saying a decision this early in the Chapter 11 case w... (more story)

US Trustee Blasts Deals Over Jackson Walker-Judge Romance

The U.S. trustee for the Southern District of Texas on Friday objected to Jackson Walker LLP's proposed settlements with former bankruptcy clients meant to resolve fee disputes related to the concealed romance... (more story)

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Judge Keeps Dr. Phil Media Biz In Ch. 11, Is Up To Boost DIP

A Texas bankruptcy judge on Tuesday suggested he would approve more postpetition financing for a bankrupt broadcaster co-founded by Dr. Phil once an agreed upon order was before him, while also denying Sidley ... (more story)

Major Lindsey Ex-Recruiter Can't Discharge Judgment In Ch. 7

A New York bankruptcy judge on Monday upheld the bulk of a $2.9 million award in favor of recruiting firm Major Lindsey & Africa LLC against its former employee, ruling she cannot discharge the penalty in her Chapter 7 case.

Tax Court Finds Bankrupt Couple Owes Back Taxes

An Internal Revenue Service settlement officer didn't abuse her discretion by sustaining a tax levy against a Texas couple's abandoned assets, because the couple failed to file the correct paperwork, the U.S. ... (more story)

3rd Circ. Says IRS Can Pursue Taxes In Decades-Old Fraud

The IRS can go after a woman's unpaid taxes more than 20 years later because her return preparer committed fraud on her filings, even though the woman did not mean to evade taxes, the Third Circuit ruled Monday.

Texas Specialty Recycling Facility Files For Ch. 11

A Texas company that recycles chemicals used in petroleum refining has filed for Chapter 11 in Texas, blaming equipment failures and unstable prices for the metals it recovers and seeking a sale by October to ... (more story)

Judge Dismisses Calif. Resort Developer's Ch. 11

A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday dismissed the Chapter 11 case of an insolvent company that developed a resort and other properties in California, after months of the company pursuing either a structured ... (more story)

Siblings Say They Can't Pay $3.4M In Taxes On Dad's Estate

Siblings being sued for $3.4 million in unpaid taxes on their father's estate asked a Texas federal court to deny the U.S. a judgment for the money, saying they can't pay because the estate consists mostly of ... (more story)

Real Estate Recap: Water Law, Risky Debt, NYC Rezone

Catch up on this past week's key developments by state from Law360 Real Estate Authority — including attorney insights into coastal development, one bank's bullish outlook on construction financing, and Midtow... (more story)

Lender Says SilverRock Has Had Enough Time For Ch. 11 Plan

The secured lender for resort developer SilverRock asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to reject SilverRock's third request to extend its plan exclusivity period, saying the developer should not need 16 months t... (more story)

Bankrupt NJ Office Building Gets OK For $26M Sale

A New York bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved the sale of a New Jersey office building for $26 million, a higher price than that offered by the stalking horse bidder, which will get a $215,000 breakup fee.