Bankruptcy
Read how a Delaware bankruptcy ruling on recovery for subordinated claimholders clarifies when trustees may pursue fraudulent transfer actions.
Read about the Eleventh Circuit ruling that § 523(a) exceptions on debtor discharges apply to a corporate debtor in non-consensual Subchapter V plans.
Learn why a judge ruled that Celsius’s $4B lawsuit against Tether, alleging breach of contract and crypto asset mismanagement, can proceed.
Learn more about the Supreme Court decision limiting the waiver of sovereign immunity in bankruptcy cases, ruling that trustees can’t use state law claims under Section 544(b) to sue the federal government.
Learn the best strategies to mitigate personal liability for in-house counsel at times of bankruptcy and financial distress.
Delaware’s ABC statute has its own requirements, and failure to comply may leave Chapter 7 as the only alternative. Learn more about this latest ruling.
Today’s General Counsel contributor Kenneth Rosen poses the question: “Are arbitration clauses enforceable in bankruptcy?” He provides a nuanced response.
Learn more about this significant development for insurers’ Chapter 11 rights and what it means for bankruptcy proceedings.
Read about recent rulings around Bankruptcy Code Section 363(m) and how it protects asset buyers in bankruptcy, limiting appeals without a stay.
A company’s financial distress may expose officers, directors, and in-house counsel to personal liability. Learn how the business judgment rule acts as a shield.
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