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Sep 19

Absolute Priority Rule Permits Individual Chapter 11 Debtors to Retain Exempt Property Without Making a "New Value" Contribution

by Geoff Groshong

"New Value" contributions are not required read more

Jul 29

A debtor's rejection of an executory trademark license does not deprive a licensee of its rights to continue using the license

by Geoff Groshong

Rejection is a breach, not a termination, of contract read more

Jun 18

Issue Preclusion Prevents Challenge to Confirmed Plan's Release of Non-Debtor Third Parties (In re CJ Holding Co., 2019 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 21199, 2019 WL 497728)

by Geoff Groshong

If you snooze you lose! read more

Feb 14

Supreme Court Rejects Creative Use of Priority-Skipping "Structured Dismissal" Where Negatively Affected Class Does Not Agree

by Geoff Groshong

Creative Solutions Under 11 U.S.C. § 349(b) Have Limits! read more

Jan 21

Board of Directors Removed by Receiver Lacked Authority to File Corporate Bankruptcy Petition

by Geoff Groshong

Rogue Bankruptcy Petition! read more

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Sep 19

Absolute Priority Rule Permits Individual Chapter 11 Debtors to Retain Exempt Property Without Making a "New Value" Contribution

Jul 29

A debtor's rejection of an executory trademark license does not deprive a licensee of its rights to continue using the license

Jun 18

Issue Preclusion Prevents Challenge to Confirmed Plan's Release of Non-Debtor Third Parties (In re CJ Holding Co., 2019 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 21199, 2019 WL 497728)

Feb 14

Supreme Court Rejects Creative Use of Priority-Skipping "Structured Dismissal" Where Negatively Affected Class Does Not Agree

Jan 21

Board of Directors Removed by Receiver Lacked Authority to File Corporate Bankruptcy Petition

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Sep 19

Absolute Priority Rule Permits Individual Chapter 11 Debtors to Retain Exempt Property Without Making a "New Value" Contribution

Jul 29

A debtor's rejection of an executory trademark license does not deprive a licensee of its rights to continue using the license

Jun 18

Issue Preclusion Prevents Challenge to Confirmed Plan's Release of Non-Debtor Third Parties (In re CJ Holding Co., 2019 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 21199, 2019 WL 497728)

Feb 14

Supreme Court Rejects Creative Use of Priority-Skipping "Structured Dismissal" Where Negatively Affected Class Does Not Agree

Jan 21

Board of Directors Removed by Receiver Lacked Authority to File Corporate Bankruptcy Petition

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