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Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
A technology platform for startups is hoping to mediate a string of legal disputes with a creditor and former business partner in its Chapter 11. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge to enforce the Boy Scouts of America's Chapter 11 channeling injunction, saying it has been forced to defend itself from released claims. And ExxonMobil objected to a biofuel startup's Chapter 11 auction proposal, asserting that it has rights to certain intellectual property up for sale.
Ch. 11 Filings Surge Amid High Costs, Economic Uncertainty
New commercial Chapter 11 cases surged 62% in May compared to the previous month, climbing to 733 from 453 in April, as businesses continue to grapple with high borrowing costs and ongoing economic uncertainty, new data released by Epiq AACER and the American Bankruptcy Institute showed.
How Bankruptcy Can Solve Sticky Non-Bankruptcy Problems
Straightforward financial problems aren't always the route to or the problem to solve in a bankruptcy, according to experts, who say there are a number of special circumstances that can be dealt with in bankruptcy court.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
A technology platform for startups is hoping to mediate a string of legal disputes with a creditor and former business partner in its Chapter 11. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge to enforce the Boy Scouts of America's Chapter 11 channeling injunction, saying it has been forced to defend itself from released claims. And ExxonMobil objected to a biofuel startup's Chapter 11 auction proposal, asserting that it has rights to certain intellectual property up for sale.
Ch. 11 Filings Surge Amid High Costs, Economic Uncertainty
New commercial Chapter 11 cases surged 62% in May compared to the previous month, climbing to 733 from 453 in April, as businesses continue to grapple with high borrowing costs and ongoing economic uncertainty, new data released by Epiq AACER and the American Bankruptcy Institute showed.
How Bankruptcy Can Solve Sticky Non-Bankruptcy Problems
Straightforward financial problems aren't always the route to or the problem to solve in a bankruptcy, according to experts, who say there are a number of special circumstances that can be dealt with in bankruptcy court.
Expert Analysis
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A New York federal judge on Thursday allowed Brazilian airline Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes SA to put its confirmed Chapter 11 plan into motion, finding the Office of the U.S. Trustee's request for a partial... (more story)
Citing critical unknowns in Ligado Networks LLC's proposed Chapter 11 plan, Boeing Satellite Systems has asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to order Ligado to choose whether to accept or reject a key Boeing con... (more story)
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Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr PC on Wednesday announced that it has tapped shareholders in Dallas and Houston to lead its women's initiative group, a program designed to support the advancement, retention and publi... (more story)
A Delaware bankruptcy judge Wednesday questioned why firefighting foam maker Kidde-Fenwal did not include in plan disclosures details about the recoveries its creditors can expect under its Chapter 11 proposal... (more story)
California hotel operator MOM CA Investco LLC asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to increase its Chapter 11 financing by $14.5 million, up from the $5 million that has already been approved.
An Illinois attorney who was sanctioned $1 million alongside his client for frivolously litigating a condominium governance fight and later helped that client engage in knowingly improper bankruptcy conduct sh... (more story)
Berkeley Research Group told a California bankruptcy court Wednesday its representatives will meet with the U.S. Trustee's Office next week as part of the watchdog's ongoing inquiry into a March cyberattack on... (more story)
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP announced on Wednesday its first hires since the merger between Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP and Herbert Smith Freehills LLP became official at the start of this month... (more story)
Counsel for skilled nursing facility operator Petersen Health Care told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Wednesday it expects to reach a deal allowing the debtor to seek confirmation of a Chapter 11 liquidation pla... (more story)
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The receiver for the bankrupt city of Chester, Pennsylvania, told a state court Thursday that the city-created stormwater authority and its board of directors violated their charter and state law by expanding ... (more story)
Bankrupt casual dining chain Hooters of America began shuttering dozens of restaurant locations throughout the United States Wednesday as it pursues a Chapter 11 restructuring that will see its plan disclosure... (more story)
Engineer.ai, the parent of an artificial intelligence-supported coding app maker, Builder.ai, has filed papers for a Chapter 7 liquidation in Delaware with more than $50 million in liabilities, following litig... (more story)
The founder of the bankrupt Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers has himself sought Chapter 11 protection in Florida after a New York judge granted a nearly $113.5 million judgment against him in favor of his firm's ... (more story)
The winner of 23andMe's Chapter 11 auction and a nonprofit started by its co-founder can improve their offers to acquire the DNA testing company under procedures agreed to Wednesday in Missouri bankruptcy cour... (more story)
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A Florida woman sued her financial adviser in state court Tuesday, claiming he engaged in a yearslong scheme to funnel $100 million of her money into a now-bankrupt mixed-use development project and convinced ... (more story)
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday granted final approval for California-based gene-editing technology supplier Synthego Corp. to access $25 million in debtor-in-possession financing, following a resolutio... (more story)
23andMe and Canadian customers suing over a data breach agreed on Tuesday to pause lawsuits against non-bankrupt third parties for up to six months amid the DNA testing company's Chapter 11 proceedings in Missouri.
A California bankruptcy court has signed off on podcast network Kast Media's Chapter 11 plan, which had the support of about 85% of its creditors, and the company hired a new CEO, it announced Tuesday.