Bankruptcy Archive » February, 2008

Bankruptcy - February, 2008

125 articles

• Republicans Block Controversial Mortgage Bill
• Credit Crunch Prompts Delphi To Ask For Extension
• Countrywide Abuses Bankruptcy System: Trustees
• Judge Backs U.S. Energy Systems Truce
• E-Trade To Pay $4M To Settle Thorny MarketXT Suit
• New Century Fills Gaps In New Disclosure Statement
• Texas Panel Refuses To Open Probe Against Asarco
• Fortunoff Creditors Acquiesce To $100M Sale Price
• Delphi Objects To EEOC's ADA Claim
• Democrats, White House Spar Over Mortgage Bill
• After 4 Beleaguered Years, Solutia Exits Bankruptcy
• U.S. Trustee Objects To ACandS Plan
• Agencies Balk At Pacific Lumber Disclosure Statement
• Saul Ewing Bankruptcy Chair Leads Exodus
• Dura's Plan For Bonuses Passes Muster With Court
• Interstate Wants To Ditch CBAs
• Court OKs American LaFrance's $42M Exit Package
• Delphi Asks To Extend Pension-Funding Waiver
• SEC Reaches Deal Over Delphi Audits
• Pacific Lumber Demands BNY Return $1M
• Solutia Nears Ch. 11 Exit With Financing Deal
• Sea Containers Wins Extension To Pitch Pension Pact
• W.R. Grace Plans $4M Sale Of Contaminated Sites
• Court Approves Sale Of Delphi Steering Business
• BofA Seeks To Sell American Home's Mortgages
• Leading Polyester Maker Enters Ch. 11
• Federal-Mogul Parties Dispute 2nd Circuit Application
• Reliant Unit Gets $468M For Power Plant
• Wickes Creditors Object To $30M DIP Financing Plan
• Dura, Nyloncraft Reach $2M Deal
• Delphi, Hephaestus Forge Deal Over Business
• Radnor Files Amended Liquidation Plan
• Mortgage Loan, Servicing Cos. In Bankruptcy
• Creditors Pushing Ky. Coal Miner Toward Ch. 11
• Asarco Wants Court OK For Northwest Settlements
• San Francisco Bay Area Suburb May Go Bust: Report
• Allied, Trustee Tussle Over Hiring Of Counsel
• Delphi Takes $4M Bite Out Of CEO's Bonus
• CEO Liability In Subprime Litigation Tough Call
• Court Approves First Magnus' Liquidation Plan
• DLA Piper Chicago Office's Growth Spurt Continues
• Asarco $27.9M Settlement Deal Approved
• Diamond Wholesaler Objects To Fortunoff Sale
• Subprime Litigation Likely To Surpass S&L Suits: Study
• Parmalat Inks €79M Settlement With Italian Bank
• Plan Gives Trust Too Much Power: ACandS Creditor
• Movie Gallery Proposes $4.7M Employee Bonus Plan
• Once On Cutting Edge, Sharper Image Files For Ch. 11
• Judge Approves Congoleum's Disclosure Statement
• Senator Weighs In On Pacific Lumber Bankruptcy
• Plastech Needs Chrysler Tooling To Stay Afloat: Judge
• Court OKs Quinn Emanuel As Solutia Special Counsel
• Sea Containers Removes Hurdle To Confirmation
• Military Food Supplier Files For Ch. 11
• Ex-Refco CEO Faces Civil Suit From SEC
• Mortgage Lenders Asks Judge To Add Time To Its Clock
• Creditors Contest Buffets' $385M DIP Financing
• Global Home's Reorganization Plan Gets Judge's Nod
• Focus Turns To Phone Call In Bear Stearns Probe
• U.S. Energy Loosens Grip Over Board
• Weighed Down By Debts, Charys Files For Chapter 11
• $100M Buyout Eyed To Revive SCO Group
• Delphi Fights Bid To Lift Stay For ERISA Spat
• PwC Settles SmarTalk Case For $30.5M
• Asarco Creditors Fire Up Over Push To Scuttle Smelter
• Musicland Creditors Pursue Best Buy Over Transfers
• Propex Wins Access To Entire $60M Credit Facility
• Alaska Diocese To Enter Ch. 11 Amid Abuse Claims
• Liquidity Crunch Drives Auto Parts Maker Into Ch. 11
• New York Legislature Approves NYRA Franchise Deal
• Heller Ehrman Report Confirms Tersigni Overbilling
• Tight Credit Market Threatens Delphi's Exit Financing
• Solutia Targets Citigroup CEO For Deposition
• Royal Indemnity Seeks Bond Funds From Lender
• National Century Funded Bankrupt Companies: Execs
• Too Soon For Lehman's Extra Fees: Asarco Creditors
• Key Energy Challenges UMMA's Bankruptcy Stay
• Municipalities: Time To Dust Off Chapter 9?
• Franchise Promises Bankruptcy Exit For NYRA
• Grace Seeks Extension Of $250M DIP Financing
• Asarco Wins Extensions To Lobby For, File Plan
• GM Seeks Options For Delphi Exit Financing
• National Century Execs Lied To Investors: Testimony
• Representatives Of Foreign Debtors Under Ch. 15
• Pacific Lumber Resolves $1B In Qui Tam Claims
• McDermott Launches International Subprime Group
• Solutia Buries Hatchet With EPA
• Reliant-Equistar Dispute Moved To Bankruptcy Court
• Twinkie Maker Wants To Sweeten Salaries
• Ch. 11 Plan Should Trump Price-Fixing Suit: Northwest
• Congoleum, Bondholders Sign On To New Plan
• Defending Avoidance Actions With Solvency
• Bondholders Ask For Limits On Asarco's Extensions
• NYRA Rejects NYC's Income Tax Bill
• Auditor Not Liable In Keystone's Downfall: Court
• Plastech Gets OK To Draw From $30M DIP Loan
• Subprime Suits May Cost Insurers $3.6B: Report
• NYRA Seeks Fourth Exclusivity Extension
• Liquidity Crunch May Hobble Debtors' Ch. 11 Exit
• Amp'd Suits Seeks $10M In Pre-Bankruptcy Payments
• Dura Execs Will Skip Bonuses To Please Creditors
• Wickes Furniture Asks Court For Quick Sale
• Deal Keeps Chrysler Factories Open, For Now
• Pending Case Buys SCO 120 More Days Of Exclusivity
• Foley & Lardner Grabs Two Bankruptcy Experts
• Solutia Sues Banks Over $2B Exit Loan
• Another Step Toward Ch. 11 Exit For Movie Gallery
• $350M Suit Delayed As Sentinel Execs, Trustee Talk
• Lionel Teams With Neil Young To Buy Out Partner
• New Century Files Sparse Reorganization Plan
• Bankruptcy Court Keeps Monitor Oil Case In U.S.
• Asarco Asks To Sell Assets To Aid Reorganization
• Allied Van Lines, Affiliated Relocators Enter Ch. 11
• Asarco, Creditors Battle Bid To Appoint Examiner
• Creditors Grouse About Delphi's Sale Plan
• Fortunoff Sells For $100M As It Enters Ch. 11
• American LaFrance Files Reorganization Plan
• Chrysler Grinds To A Halt As Supplier Enters Ch. 11
• Bayou Creditors To Examine Goldman Brokerage
• Subprime Crisis Lands Furniture Retailer In Ch. 11
• Bankruptcy Puts Excel-Invidos Patent Spat On Hold
• Tousa Gets Green Light To Tap $135M
• Calpine Exits Ch. 11 With $7.3B In Financing
• Lenders' Cold Feet Imperils Solutia's Ch. 11 Exit
• After 2 Years In Ch. 11, Dana Is Solvent Again