Bankruptcy Archive » October, 2007

Bankruptcy - October, 2007

174 articles

• Amid Credit Turbulence, Delphi Makes Changes
• Werner Lifts Ban On Liability Suits For Home Depot
• Rowe Cos. Creditors Approve Plan, Nixing Ch. 7
• After Court Order, Objections To AHM Sale Remain
• Q&A With Bayard's Neil Glassman
• First Magnus' Plan To Have Its Day In Court
• Mesa To Pay Hawaiian Airlines $80M
• Solutia Wants To Clean Up Sites After Reorganization
• Q&A With Squire Sanders' Stephen D. Lerner
• Court OKs ERISA, Securities Settlements For Delphi
• Trustee Wants Examiner, Not Allen & Overy, For AHM
• Tax-Deferred Exchange Litigation Gets MDL Status
• Bear Stearns Pays $1M To Settle Enron Suit
• Asarco Wins Extension, Wants $158M Deal
• BofA Rebukes American Home Over Sale Disclosures
• Landlords Oppose Movie Gallery Closing Sales
• Dana Asks Court To Approve Asbestos Settlements
• Pacific Lumber Fights Change Of Venue
• Banks, Hedge Funds Say Delta Misled Creditors
• Quigley Blasts Objections In Row Over President's Job
• Judge OKs Werner Liquidation Plan
• Solutia Wants $15B In Claims Reclassified As Torts
• Q&A With Fowler White's John D. Emmanuel
• Bankruptcy Judge Blasts DOJ Over Hidden Probe
• Lionel Reaches Tentative Deal With Model-Train Rival
• Trustee Balks At M. Fabrikant's Disclosure Statement
• Mortgage Crisis Triggers Industry Fall-Out
• Wells Fargo Sues AHM, Bear To Fend Off Threats
• Moody's, S&P, Fitch Subpoenaed In Antitrust Probe
• Calpine's $400M Spat With Rosetta Gets Go-Ahead
• Dana Wants To Nix $20M Trade Secrets Claim
• Mortgage Lenders' Exclusivity Clock Reset
• AHM Hits Lehman With $84M Adversary Suit
• Quigley Plan Gets Approval For Creditor Vote
• Musicland Disputes Wachovia's $25M Claim
• Judge Shoots Down Probe Of Calpine Units
• Private Equity's Rise Yields New Dynamic With Unions
• NYRA Files Ch. 11 Reorganization Plan
• Kirkland & Ellis Wants Held-Back Fees In Calpine Case
• Willkie Farr's Werner Bill Tops $5M
• Calpine Asks To Sell $140M Solutia Claim
• Berenson & Co. Fights Back In Fee Tussle
• Court Defers Global Power Ruling Until Tuesday
• American Home Units Sue BofA For $25M
• Court Greenlights Dana's Disclosure Statement
• King & Spalding Grows Texas Restructuring Team
• Judge Criticizes Pacific Lumber Plan
• Firms To Slash Collins & Aikman Fees By Millions
• W.R. Grace Settles Some Asbestos Claims For $18M
• Interstate Secures $400M In Exit Financing
• Complex Commercial Expert Joins Goodwin Procter
• Mortgage Reform Bill To Face Stiff Opposition
• Ross Cleared To Buy American Home Subsidiary
• Banks Want Enron Creditors' Ruling Reconsidered
• Creditors Object To American Home Transaction
• Following Objections, Dana Corp. Tweaks Plan
• Global Power Creditors Object To Settlement
• Q&A With Paul Hastings' Richard A. Chesley And Paul E. Harner
• Q&A With Cadwalader Wickersham's Bruce Zirinsky
• Bill Introduced In Congress To Curb Lending Abuses
• Q&A With Holland & Knight's John Monaghan
• Judge Bats Down Appeal In WorldCom Case
• Q&A With Jones Day's Paul Leake And Corinne Ball
• MediCor Gets More Time to File Reorganization Plan
• Delphi Creditors Oppose Class Action Settlements
• Judge OKs Movie Gallery, Studios Deal
• PBGC Takes Reins Of Werner's Pension Program
• Dana Asks For Additional $40M Backstop Agreement
• Trustee Wary Of Global Power Deal Details
• Ex-National Century President Accused Of Tampering
• Q&A With Wiley Rein's Jason Gold
• Banks Pull Objections To AHM Unit Sale: Reports
• Calpine, Trustee Resolve Conflict-of-Interest Dispute
• Solutia Wins Approval To Send Plan To Creditors
• Massachusetts Regulators Probe Bear Stearns Funds
• Calpine Trustee Wants Advisers' Fees Slashed
• Fedders' Bonus Plan Takes Some Heat
• Werners Protest Creditors Liquidation Plan
• American Home Asset Sale Can Go Forward: Judge
• Movie Gallery Discloses Possible Accounting Error
• Judge Approves Quality Home Loans Deals
• BoNY To Surrender Millions To Sentinel Trustee
• Aegis' Employee Compensation Plans Get Green Light
• Delphi Ready To Unload Interiors Unit
• Mortgage-Lender Spectrum Converts To Chapter 7
• Landlord Cap Limits Rip Hole In Matador´s Cape
• Three Law Firms Is Too Many, Fedders Lenders Say
• Werner Creditors Settle With Steelworkers
• First Magnus Files Wind-Down Plan
• Trust Wants Portrait Corp.'s Adviser's Fees Slashed
• Two New Refco Trusts Suits Seek $400M
• Pacific Lumber, BoNY Square Off Over Plan
• Declining Rental Market Lands Movie Gallery In Ch. 11
• Solutia Files Fifth Amended Reorganization Plan
• Sold At Auction, Bombay Co. To Close Doors In U.S.
• Enron Case Provides Lesson On Distressed Claims
• American Home Tries To Keep Sale On Track
• Rowe Cos. Fights Off Ch. 7 With $120K
• Bankrupt Dana Rejects Appaloosa Investment Offer
• Sentinel Trustee Slams Execs In $350M Fraud Suit
• Refco Administrators Try To Pare Down Claims
• Worldcom Wins Judgment On Most Parus Claims
• Delphi Settles Some Claims On Path To Emergence
• Judge OKs Calpine Agreement With HSBC
• Dana Plaintiffs Object To Disclosure Statement
• Asarco Settles With Majority Bondholder
• Calpine, Creditors Challenge Holders Over Appeal
• Global Power Inches Closer To Ch. 11 Exit
• New Century Examiner's Extension Bid Falls Short
• Smithfield Decision Raises Concerns For NAESB
• Exempt Commercial Markets And The Enron Loophole
• People's Choice, Qwest Deal Gets Green Light
• Court Bounces Host Of Delphi Objections
• Liquidation Plan For Delta Mills Wins Court Approval
• Court Sets Remy's Ch. 11 Case On Fast Track
• Sonnenschein Slams Bayou's Litigation Strategy
• Ethanol Restructurings On The Horizon
• Tweeter Wins Exclusivity Extension
• Global Home Files Reorganization Plan
• Fraud Allegations Fly In Refco Clients' New Suits
• DOJ Deepens Probe Into Asbestos Consulting Firm
• American Home Moves To Squash Document Request
• Adelphia Asks To Appeal Ruling On Lucent Claim
• Asarco Accused Of Hiding Behind Bankruptcy Cover
• Werner Creditors, PBGC Bury The Hatchet
• Auto Parts Maker Remy Files Ch. 11 Petition, Plan
• All American's Trustee, Creditors Oppose Fee Request
• Dana's Disclosure Statement Irks Iowa's Taxman
• Refco Trustee Files 40 Adversary Complaints
• Lionel Files Amended Plan With Valuation Estimate
• State Street Objects To Delphi ERISA Settlement
• Banks, Funds Appeal Enron Bankruptcy Decision
• Dura Noteholders Take Their Fight Elsewhere
• Mayer Brown Team Takes On Subprime Issues
• Q&A With Frost Brown's Ronald Gold And Doug Lutz
• Quality Home Loans Looks To Retain Irell & Manella
• Greenberg Traurig Gets OK To Represent First Magnus
• Dura Wins Support From Court, Creditors
• Q&A With Baker & Daniels' Jim Carr
• Aegis Wants Units' Ch. 11 Cases Dropped
• Appaloosa Tries To Salvage Dana Deal
• Sphinx Investors Lose Fight Over $263M Refco Deal
• Whistleblowers Slam Pacific Lumber's Plan
• Hedge Funds Prepare For Wave Of Subprime Litigation
• New Century Examiner Wants To Probe Execs
• Calpine's Shareholders Denied Request For Stay
• Beef Recall Scandal Shutters Topps
• Baker Donelson Creates Subprime Mortage Group
• Interstate Gets Time As Teamster Talks Stall
• Changing Credit Terms On The Eve Of Bankruptcy
• Q&A With Andrews Kurth's Hugh Ray
• American Home Unit Sale Meets Heavy Opposition
• Global Power Trustee Fights Bid To Hire 2nd Agent
• Mortgage Lenders Seeks Second Exclusivity Extension
• PwC Loses Bid To Appeal Order In SmarTalk Case
• Govt. Wins Time In Dana Superfund Feud
• Judge Greenlights Kara Homes' Reorganization Plan
• Asarco Wants Yet Another Plan Entension
• Judge Reverses $458M Award Against Weyerhaeuser
• Bally Sprints Out Of Bankruptcy
• Enron Says Citigroup Is Silencing Workers
• Shareholders Fight On Against Calpine's Disclosure
• Q&A With Bracewell & Giuliani's Evan D. Flaschen
• Fabrikant's Lending Banks Hit With $118M Suit
• Pacific Lumber Files Plan, Slams Liquidation Idea
• Creditors Object To "Insider" Mortgage Lenders Sale
• Dura Amends Reorganization Plan
• Online Bank, Lender Seeks Chapter 11 Protection
• Judge Hits WRT Energy Shareholders With Sanctions
• Asarco Strikes Deal With Texas Over El Paso Site
• All American Semiconductor Settles With Mitsubishi
• High Court Will Not Hear Appeal Of Adelphia Deals
• Court Lifts Damage Cap In Mining Co. Lease Dispute
• Bankruptcy Canceled Antitrust Claims, United Says