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Till doesn’t apply in fixing cramdown interest rates in major corporate reorganizations, circuit says.

A chapter 13 plan is in good faith even if retirement plan contributions are 10 times more than payments to creditors.

Delaware bankruptcy judge disagrees with district court on final adjudicatory power to include third-party releases in confirmation orders.

Limited knowledge of English and ‘nuances’ in legal terms saved debtor from a fatal admission.

Several cases are in the running for Supreme Court review this term or next.

Priority skipping permitted as part of final approval of DIP financing.

Third-party releases would have been approved even if there were no ‘safe harbor’ defense.

Eighth Circuit says orders reducing nondischargeable claims may not be binding on the creditor.

Case shows why gift plans and structured dismissals demand a different analysis.

Texas judge circumvents Fifth Circuit’s requirement of secured creditor participation in chapters 11 and 13.