Bankruptcy Archive » April, 2008

Bankruptcy - April, 2008

139 articles

• Creditors On Board With Amended Ziff Davis Plan
• American LaFrance Creditors Vote For Plan
• Dana Trustee Opposes Appaloosa Fee Request
• U.S. Attorney Tries To Secure Friedman's Cash
• Fedders Moves To Sell Indoor Air Quality Assets
• Mesa, Hawaiian Settle Trade Secrets Case For $52.5M
• New Century Loan Officer Gets 3-Year Sentence
• 7th Circuit Weighs In On Nonconsensual Releases
• HomeBanc Workers Object To Transfer Of Funds
• Ziff Davis Creditors Blast Chapter 11 Plan
• BofA Gets More Time To Finagle $584M Loan Sale
• Dana Noteholders Want $3.6M In Fees For Lawyers
• Home Interiors & Gifts Files For Bankruptcy
• Aloha Closes Cargo Unit, Converts To Chapter 7
• Fabrikant Creditors Rebuff Banks' Objections
• Calif. Developer Empire Land Files For Ch. 11
• Plastech Asks For More Time To File Exit Plan
• CORRECTED: Judge Certifies Securities Class Action Against DVI
• Judge's OK Paves Way For Diamond Glass Auction
• NYRA's Chapter 11 Plan Confirmed
• Premium Airline Eos Files For Chapter 11
• Delphi Asks To Extend DIP Financing
• Former Le-Nature Director Pleads Guilty To Fraud
• Adelphia Investors Can Seek Compensation From AG
• Judge OKs Sale Of Aloha Contract Services Division
• Banks Object To Fabrikant Liquidation Plan
• Propex Seeks Extra Five Months To File Ch. 11 Plan
• Another Homebuilder Finds Itself In Ch. 11
• Reliant Energy Wants Chapter 11 Trustee Appointed
• For Calpine Stakeholders, Plan Participation Was Key
• EU, Rival Airlines Balk At Italy's Alitalia Bailout
• Judge OKs Workers' Comp Deal For Sharper Image
• Sharper Image To Pursue Potential Buyers
• SEC Charges USA Capital's Ex-President With Fraud
• White House Urges Haste On Student Loan Bill
• Frontier Airlines Asks To Hire Financial Adviser
• Subprime Lawsuits Soar To Record High: Study
• L.I.D. On Brink Of Asset Sale
• Restaurant Chain Looks To Block Wage-and-Hour Suit
• Bankrupt Homebuilder Gets More Time To File Plan
• Fee Requests In Levitz Case Premature: Trustee
• Alitalia In Trouble As Air France-KLM Pulls Offer
• Aloha Gets $2.2M Bid For Service Division
• Judge Allows W.R. Grace To Sell Contaminated Sites
• Frontier Airlines Wants To Sell Planes For $106M
• ATA Should Have Warned Pilots: Union
• Over Protests, Jones Day Named As Interep Counsel
• A Cautionary Ruling For Bankruptcy Trustees
• No Union Deal Could Spell Bankruptcy For Calif. City
• Parmalat Gets OK To Sue Citigroup For Fraud
• New Century Employees Slam Chapter 11 Plan
• Aloha Pilots Set Saturday Deadline For Strike
• Wonder Bread Maker's Ch. 11 Plan Still Baking
• Ceres Capital Partners Files Prepackaged Plan
• Judge Shoots Down Parmalat Damages Attempt
• Burns & Levison Forms Subprime Advisory Team
• Wells Fargo On Warpath In Radnor Holdings Case
• U.S. Energy Seeks Two-Month Exclusivity Extension
• Kirkland Tussles With Solutia Trustee Over Fees
• Jeweler Blames Bankruptcy On Merrill Subprime Woes
• After Setback, Delphi Asks For Financing Extension
• Former Refco President Found Guilty
• Dura's Creditors Attack Bondholder's Fee Bid
• McDermott Becomes Target Of St. Vincent's Ire
• Berger Snags Reorganization Attorney
• Solutia Trustee Slams Final Fees By Lawyers, Others
• Fedders Seeks Third Exclusivity Extension
• Court Tosses Calif. AG's Suit Against Sharper Image
• Skybus Workers Allegedly Not Warned Of Bankruptcy
• Cahill Gets Bankruptcy Partner From Dechert
• Coudert Backs Off Massey Complaint
• Federal-Mogul Trust Seeks To Halt Claimant Group
• Bankruptcies Skyrocketed In 2007
• Citigroup To Face Trial Over Parmalat Collapse
• NYRA Seeks Sixth Exclusivity Extension
• MediCor's Unsecured Creditors Object To Sale
• Greenberg Traurig's First Magnus Fees Draw Protest
• Insurers Cry Foul Over Congoleum's Chapter 11 Plan
• Bayou Fund Boss Gets 20 Years In Prison
• Capco Energy Files For Chapter 11
• Billionaire Investor Sues Bear Stearns For Fraud
• More Than One Way To Weigh Debtor's Insolvency
• Former Partners Sued For Post-Brobeck Earnings
• More WARN Suits May Be On Horizon: Experts
• When Brokers Go Broke
• Linens 'n Things Said To Be Eyeing Bankruptcy
• Lawmaker Wants DOJ, SEC Probe Of Bear Stearns
• Judge Approves Hancock Fabrics Settlement
• Frontier Joins Other Airlines In Bankruptcy
• Court Approves Movie Gallery's Reorganization Plan
• Sharper Image Chairman Quits, Looks To Buy Co.
• Hancock Secures $100M Exit Financing Deal With GE
• Wornick Plan Heads To Vote Despite Objections
• Delphi May Sue Over Collapsed $2.5B Deal
• Canada Wants In On Asbestos Claims V. Grace
• ATA's Mass Layoff Triggers Employment Suit
• House Committee OKs Bill To Shield Student Loans
• Northwest Reaches $6M Agreement With Pilots
• Metropolitan Mortgage Sheds Insurance Unit For $52M
• Corporate Crime Deals Do Have Benefits: Attorneys
• AHM's Servicing Platform Buyer Pushes For Closure
• SNCP Asks For New Deal, Delaying SCO's Ch. 11 Plan
• Crash Of Bear Hedge Funds Spurs Liquidators' Suit
• Student Loan Guarantor Files For Chapter 11
• Take Letters Of Credit As Collateral? Think Again!
• U.S. Energy Biogas Closes Bankruptcy Chapter
• Two Professors Spar Over Ch. 11 Fees
• W.R. Grace To Pay $1.8B In Asbestos Settlement
• Movie Gallery Creditors Approve Reorganization Plan
• Skybus Becomes Latest Carrier To File For Ch. 11
• Jeweler Friedman's To Sell $400M In Inventory
• Schwarzenegger Takes Sides In Pacific Lumber Case
• Dewey & LeBoeuf To Shutter Three Offices
• Brown McCarroll Creates Subprime Practice Group
• Investor Group Scraps $2.55B Delphi Deal
• 7th Circuit Zings Google In Trademark 'Fanatic' Case
• Bankruptcy Provision Booted From Housing Bill
• High Exec Pay May Be Key To Exiting Ch. 11: Experts
• Court Green-Lights Dura's Disclosure Statement
• Financial Pains Pushing Hospitals To Bankruptcy
• Diamond Glass' Initial Motions Get Court's Nod
• Judge Allows U.S. Trustee To Investigate Countrywide
• ATA Enters Ch. 11, Shutters Business For Good
• Interstate Wants $50M Added To DIP
• Dana Hands Ex-CEO $3M Parting Gift
• Judge OKs $12M Cash Collateral For Ziff Davis
• Novastar Reports $733M Loss, Warns Of Bankruptcy
• Senate Leaders Forge Deal On Housing Bill
• Credit Crunch Hits Private Equity-Owned Cos.: Study
• Mortgage Lenders Sues Merrill Over Transfers
• Nixon Peabody Nabs Partner From Edwards Angell
• Asarco Seeks Approval For $5M Financing Deal
• Judge Grants Extensions As Delphi Seeks Financing
• AMAC Continuing To Sell Assets At A Loss
• Debt, Bonds Push Diamond Glass Into Ch. 11
• Enron Creditors Get Another $1.3B In Distributions
• Senate Breaks Stalemate On Foreclosure Bill
• W.R. Grace Judge Declines To Shield Montana
• Lionel Races Toward Bankruptcy Exit