Bankruptcy Archive » July, 2006

Bankruptcy - July, 2006

105 articles

• Kaiser Wins Bid To Void Multiple Pension Plans
• House Passes Controversial Pension Reform Bill
• As New Fees Crop Up, Delta & Creditors Seek Oversight
• Adelphia's DIP Loan Extension Approved
• Bankruptcy Professionals Struggle As Filings Plunge
• Judge OKs SGI Disclosure As Patent Spat Is Resolved
• Winn-Dixie Picks Up $725M Exit Loan
• Mesaba Gets $24M DIP Loan And Extension
• Bankruptcy Act Violates First Amendment, Judge Rules
• Spike In Corporate Bankruptcies On The Horizon
• Sixth Circuit Nixes Dow Corning Creditors' Interest Rate
• Delphi Creditors Aim To Use SEC Data In GM Lawsuit
• AlixPartners Scores Turnaround Veteran
• Tower Automotive Retains Duff & Phelps
• SEC Expands Probe Into $46M Payments To Delphi
• Adelphia Seeks Ownership Of Small Cable Network
• Investment Bank Must Return $4.6M In Fees: Judge
• Refco Nixes Deal To Sell Unit's Customer Accounts
• St. Vincent Sells Off Hospital In $15M Deal
• Court Approves Owens Corning Exit Financing
• Plan Slows Infighting Among Adelphia's Creditors
• Congress Fails To Agree On Pension Bill
• Ruling On Eurotunnel Bankruptcy Bid Postponed
• Delphi Eyeing Sale Of Two Units
• French Court Mulls Eurotunnel's Future
• Gordian Bids For Chapter 15 Recognition In U.S.
• Solvent Refco Unit Agrees To Pay $127.5M
• Shareholders Committee Will Stay In OCA Bankruptcy
• Comair To Throw Out Flight Attendants' Contract
• Judge Approves Meridian Reorganization Plan
• PlusFunds Sues Standard & Poor For Copyright
• Rogers Funds Agree To $2.3B Refco Unit Settlement
• Wells Fargo Urges Approval Of $246M Delta Deal
• PlusFunds Sues Standard & Poor Over Copyright
• Barclays Cleared In Enron Suit Due To Loss Causation
• Trustee to Judge: No More Money For Legal Fees
• Pliant Emerges From Chapter 11
• UBS Says Bankrupt Company Is Overvalued By $100M
• Court Rejects "They Should Have Known" Defense
• Judge OKs St. Vincent's $21.2M Hospital Sell-Off
• Eurotunnel Creditors Set To Discuss Plan Of Action
• U.S. Trustee Fights Werner's $6M Payout Plan
• Varig To Auction Assets After All
• Northwest Looks To Finalize $1.4B DIP Loan
• Hedge Fund Must Sell Delphi Shares, Judge Rules
• PTC Gets Go-Ahead On Restructuring Plan
• Varig Restructuring Bid Hits The Tarmac
• U.S. Trustee Objects To World Health Asset Sale
• Tower Auto Fights Back Goldman Sachs Claim
• Northwest Reaches Last-Minute Deal With Union
• Mesaba Gets Go-Ahead To Void Union Contracts
• Oneida Agrees To Buyout By Two Hedge Funds
• Investment Banks Sued Over ABFS Bankruptcy
• Generic Drug Maker Gets Chapter 11 OK
• Royal Bank Of Scotland Nearing Enron Settlement
• Hedge Fund Files Ch. 11 Against Cellular Company
• Refco, Bennett Defrauded Austrian Affiliate, Suit Claims
• Adelphia Seeks DIP Financing Extension
• Delta Asks For More Cash For Law Firms
• Judge Gives Collins & Aikman Room To Breathe
• Parmalat Case Sours For Citigroup
• Merrill Lynch Gives Delta A Break—For A Price
• FCC Greenlights Adelphia Sale
• Financial Advisors Earn Big Dollars In Bankruptcies: Study
• Eurotunnel Seeks Insolvency After Talks Collapse
• Wiped Out By Verdict, Train Maker Begs For Time
• Shareholders Show Interest In Oneida
• Eurotunnel Inching Closer To Insolvency
• Delphi Union Opposes $60M Executive Bonus
• Adelphia Gains More Time In Reorganization
• SeraCare, Shareholders Agree To Exclusivity Deal
• Three More Insurers Settle With Kaiser
• Delta Asks To Repay $242M In Debt To Resolve Suit
• Court OKs Owens Corning Bankruptcy Plan
• Duane Morris Entices Bankruptcy Veteran
• Varig Creditors To Decide If Airline Bid Will Take Flight
• Winn-Dixie Looks To Finalize $725M Exit Loan
• House To Vote On Credit Rating Agency Reform
• Varig Deals Continue To Stall In Midair
• Judge: Hip Hop Mogul Has Rap As Bad Businessman
• Thompson Hine Bolsters Bankruptcy Group
• Bracewell & Giuliani Scores Bankruptcy Veteran
• Hedge Fund Manager Pleads Not Guilty
• Judge Stays Disabled Boy's Suit Against Northwest
• Spokane Diocese Reaches Deals With Insurers
• Shareholders Seek To End SeraCare's Ch. 11 Control
• FCC To Vote On Adelphia Sale
• Northwest Flight Attendants Vote To Switch Unions
• Porter Hayden To Emerge From Chapter 11
• Kaiser Aluminum Steers Out Of Bankruptcy
• New Lawsuits Target Bayou Investors
• Refco Unit Warns Sphinx Investors Of Losses
• Northwest Nails Contract Date As Flight Attendants Vote
• Amcast Requests Documents From General Motors
• Merrill Lynch To Pay $29.5M To Enron
• Bondholders Blast Eurotunnel
• AlixPartners Adds Managing Director
• Pliant Fires Back At Ex-CEO
• Silicon Graphics Revamps Reorganization Plan
• Court Blesses J.L. French Settlement
• Oneida's Bankruptcy Plan Opposed
• Creditor Holds Up Deal With Refco Unit
• Meridian Files Third Chapter 11 Plan
• Allied Adds To DIP Loans
• Crescent May Settle $74M Fraud Suit For $2M