A New York bankruptcy judge Wednesday granted Chinese real estate services group E-House's Chapter 15 petition, recognizing a Cayman Island restructuring scheme giving creditors equity in the group.

The U.S. Trustee's Office has standing to pursue millions of dollars in fees paid to Jackson Walker LLP in cases assigned to a judge who was in an undisclosed romantic relationship with one of the firm's ex-pa... (more story)

Blank Rome LLP has brought on a four-attorney, New-York based commodities team from Hogan Lovells Cadwalader that advises clients in the financial services and energy industries.

A Delaware bankruptcy judge Wednesday gave the OK to artificial intelligence-powered pharmaceutical group BioXcel to proceed with a $125 million sale to Israeli drugmaker Teva Pharmaceuticals, and allowed the ... (more story)

Visual content company Getty Images Holdings Inc. filed for Chapter 11 protection Wednesday in Delaware bankruptcy court with more than $1 billion of debt and a plan in hand that will provide $533 million in n... (more story)

Former minority shareholders in Argentine oil and gas company YPF have been barred from retaining discovery obtained in a New York court case as they pursue an investor-state claim against Argentina over a sin... (more story)

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans and the trustee of its $230 million childhood sexual abuse settlement fund on Tuesday told a Louisiana bankruptcy judge they had reached an agreement to share the ... (more story)

Pharmacy service provider Omnicare has asked a Texas bankruptcy judge for permission to make a third set of tweaks to its $110 million debtor-in-possession financing agreement, including when the loan comes du... (more story)

Investment platform Linqto asked a Texas bankruptcy judge to allow modifications to its Chapter 11 plan, substituting one entity as liquidating trustee for another.

A Texas bankruptcy judge on Tuesday allowed telecommunications company Hughes Satellite Systems Corp. to retain its exclusive right to file a Chapter 11 plan until Dec. 1, rejecting a noteholder challenge to t... (more story)

Liquidators for collapsed charity Disaster Relief Australia have filed Federal Court of Australia proceedings against the AFL over an alleged $300,000 donation given to the charity which the league wants to be paid back.

Drive-thru chain Salad and Go on Tuesday secured a Texas bankruptcy judge's approval to sell leases for two of its restaurants to a company controlled by its co-founder and a separate entity, defeating landlords' objections.

Bankrupt restaurant group SMF Group, which owns several iconic eateries in New York City's Theater District and was founded by legendary restaurateur Shelly Fireman, asked a bankruptcy judge Tuesday to approve... (more story)

A New York bankruptcy judge Tuesday authorized clay and materials miner Vanderbilt Minerals to send its Chapter 11 plan to a creditor vote ahead of a December confirmation hearing.

California and 23andMe's corporate successor have reached a $6 million settlement that, if approved, would resolve the state's allegations that the genetic testing company failed to protect customers' sensitiv... (more story)

A solar financing company accused of helping facilitate an $81 million scheme that allegedly left Michigan homeowners with inoperable solar systems and mounting debt has asked a federal judge to dismiss the st... (more story)

Bankrupt New York City nightclub Balcon Salon has reached a deal to sell its property and distribute the proceeds, most of which would go to its lender, and sought to hire a real estate adviser.

A Florida bankruptcy judge Monday suspended the Chapter 11 case of healthcare provider Mirra-Access Holdings for 45 days, approving the debtor's request for an abatement that it hopes will allow it to carry ou... (more story)

Cryptocurrency mining firm Mawson has urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge to hold a creditor based in Australia in contempt of a previous order directing it to post a bond, arguing the creditor should be fined $... (more story)

A California bankruptcy judge on Friday agreed to postpone a hearing on the Archdiocese of San Francisco's Chapter 11 disclosure statement by nearly two weeks after insurers said they need more time to examine... (more story)