Bankruptcy Archive » March, 2006

Bankruptcy - March, 2006

127 articles

• Executives Face Charges Tied To Swissair Collapse
• Asbestos Victims Seek Voice In Dana Case
• Showdown Looms As Delphi Bids To Void Labor Contract
• PlusFunds Can Tap Frozen Assets For Refco Lawsuit
• Stelco Nearing Bankruptcy Exit
• Owens Corning Files Fifth Amended Plan
• As Strike Looms, UAW Expects Delphi To Toss Contract
• Investors To Buy Enron's Offshore Assets For $2B
• Court Endorses Amcast Extension
• Ailing Healthcare Company Gets Shot In The Arm
• White & Case Fights For Equity Committee
• Dana's DIP Loan Extended To 24 Months
• Pre-Packaged Bankruptcies: The Next Big Thing?
• Rigas Assets Transferred To Adelphia Under SEC Deal
• Equity Committees Take A Stand In Bankruptcy Court
• Meridian Pleads For 60-Day Extension
• IMA Investors Ask Judge To Liquidate Fund
• For Former Refco CEO Bennett, Nowhere To Hide
• Collins & Aikman To Use Insurance For Legal Costs
• Enron Turnaround Firm Backtracks After Billing Problems
• Northwest Suit Calls Airport Contract Loan, Not Lease
• Court Refuses To Name GB Holdings Shareholder Panel
• Curative Health Files Chapter 11 With $255M In Debts
• Appaloosa: An Emerging Bankrupcty Force
• Bankruptcy Court Endorses Hedge Fund's DIP Plan
• Trustee Asks Judge To Hold Attorney Fees In Delta Case
• Refco Creditors Committee To Probe IPO Underwriters
• Delphi Creditors Gear Up For Another Brawl: Report
• Hedge Fund Losses Laid At Adelphia's Feet
• GM Outlook Grim As PBGC Enlists Help
• Court Greenlights Committee In Delphi Bankruptcy
• J.L. French Requests Approved Amid Protests
• Long-Term Forecast Hazy For Katrina-Hit Businesses
• Court Cuts Acadia Loose From Calpine Energy Contracts
• Ex-Refco Brokers Settle Suit Over Customer Poaching
• Soaked London Fog Files For Chapter 11
• Committees See Holes In Bankruptcy Code Provision
• Hedge Fund Claims Delphi's Books Not That Bad
• Serving On Chapter 11 Committees While Trading In Debtor's Securities And Claims
• GM, Delphi Reach Buyout Deal With UAW
• Court Throws Bankrupt Adelphia A Lifeline
• Lucent Wins Auction For Riverstone Assets
• Full $24.5M Recovery For Pliant's Unsecured Creditors
• Calpine Seeks Control Over Ch. 11 Plan Through 2006
• Refco Confirms Role Of Consulting Firm
• Lee Demands Refco Insurance Cover Legal Costs
• Judge Approves Sale of PlusFunds
• Riverstone Faces Off Against Dissident Shareholder
• Delphi To Delay Year-End Filing
• Hawaiian Air Accused Of Antitrust Violations
• Delta Asks Court To Reject Employee Stock Options
• CFTC Objects To Refco Unit's Move Out Of Chapter 7
• S&P Warns Against Chapter 11 Manipulation
• Judge Allows Examiner To Probe Misconduct At Refco
• Bondholders, Insurers Oppose Owens Corning Plan
• Dana Maneuvering Around New Bankruptcy Law
• USG Seeks To Acquire Paper Mill for $18M
• WCI Steel Claws Its Way Back From Bankruptcy
• U.S. Unit Of LG.Philips Files For Chapter 11
• St. Vincent Claimants Push Malpractice Suits
• Hedge Fund Attacks Delphi Over Alleged Misdeeds
• J.L. French's Creditors Balk At Proposed Changes
• Bankruptcy Judge Tells Refco Unit To Liquidate
• Northwest Bankruptcy Underscores Larger Pension Issues
• Court Ruling Triggers Thaxton Suits Against Finova
• Expert Warns Panel of Delta's Financial Dilemma
• Chapter 11 Filings Plummet 38% In Fiscal Year 2005
• Icahn, Creditors Square Off Over Legal Fees
• Judge Shelves Antitrust Suit Against Northwest
• Schlotsky's Bankruptcy Remains Chapter 11
• More Sex Abuse Claims Spell Trouble For Spokane Diocese
• Amcast Bids For Exclusivity Period Extension
• Moscow Court To Hear Yukos Bankruptcy Case
• Kaiser Aluminum Bids To Preserve Net Operating Losses
• Delta Attorney Calls For Pay Cuts For Pilots
• Dana Hopes To Emerge From Chapter 11 In 18 Months
• G+G Judge Says Creditors Can Limit Information Sharing
• PlusFunds Wins Interim Approval To Borrow On DIP Loan
• United Forks Out $335 Million In Legal Fees
• JPMorgan Divulges $425M Settlement
• Veritec Back In Chapter 11 After Deal With Mitsubishi
• Underwriters Battle Discovery Bid In Refco Case
• GM Ditches Bid For Spot On Delphi Creditors Panel
• Creditors Win Bid To Investigate Musicland Execs, Board
• Congoleum Hopes Court Approves Insurance Settlement
• Employee Groups Reject Northwest Pay-Cut Proposal
• Riverstone Pleads For $6.55M Bonus Package
• Acadia Asks Court To Cut Deal With Calpine
• Judge Rules To Withhold Some Northwest Fees
• Cadwalader Scores Bankruptcy Up-And-Comer
• Botched Deal Follows AAIPharma's Solvency
• Judge Allows Amcast Creditors To Withhold Info
• Refco Creditors Object To Bennett's Fee Bid
• Delphi Seeks To Retain Dickinson As IP Counsel
• Rating Agencies Need Competition, Congress Told
• No Expense Spared As Dana Navigates Bankruptcy
• Hedge Fund, Milbank Battle Shrouded In Secrecy
• Dana Promises Execs Bonuses Before Chapter 11 Filing
• Court-Appointed Examiner To Probe Refco
• Lucent Denies Fault In Winstar Bankruptcy
• Refco Moves To Limit Probe Into Offshore Unit
• Hard Road Ahead For Bankrupt Dana Corp.
• Federal Judge Allows Musicland Breakup Fee
• U.S. Trustee Asks Judge To Cut Fees In Northwest Case
• Court Approves J.L. French DIP Loan
• Supreme Court Will Not Hear Airport Bonds Case
• DaimlerChrysler Begs Court To Keep Amcast Running
• Enron: Court's Ruling On Inequitable Conduct May Affect Claims Trading Market
• Dana Corp. Files For Bankruptcy
• J.L. French Creditors Oppose DIP Loan
• Judge Denies Allied Shareholders Equity Commitee
• Musicland Wins Bidding Procedure Approval
• Calpine Rearranges Management, Naming New Chiefs
• Refco Creditors Take Aim At IPO Banks
• Dana Corp. Edges Closer To Chapter 11, Says Moody's
• Stelco Reemergence Set For End Of March
• Congoleum To File New Chapter 11 Plan
• Owens Corning Shareholders Face Obstacles To Meeting
• Tower Attorneys Request $6.8M In Fees
• Delphi Asks Court to Deny Bid For Shareholder Panel
• Judge OKs Refco Art Auction
• Court Approves Anchor Glass Chapter 11 Plan For Vote
• GB Holdings Seeks Funds For Icahn's Defense
• Pilots, Delta To Arbitrate Over Pay Slashes
• Northwest And Flight Attendants Union Strike Deal
• Heller Ehrman Bolsters East Coast Bankruptcy Practice
• ABB's Asbestos-Related Reorganization Approved