Article Exchange

NYC ‘Real Housewife’ Vows to Keep Manhattan Home

Receivership Sales Are NOT Automatic: Another Court Says "NO"

Earlier I commented on a California court that did not permit a receiver to conduct a sale.

Can a Debtor Cram Down a Plan Under the Indubitable Equivalent Standard Where the Plan Modifies the Terms of the Creditor’s Loan? Highly Unlikely

It’s Settled — the Securities Safe Harbor Has Been Expanded

With his hands tied by the recent Enron decision, Judge Peck recently granted summary judgment in favor of a group of noteholders that had been sued in a preference action brought by the Unsecured Creditors’ Committee in Quebecor’s chapter 11 case

The Daily Docket: Solar Darling to File for Bankruptcy

Despite receiving a $535 million federal loan and about $1 billion in venture capital, high-profile solar-panel maker Solyndra Inc.

SEC Enforces SOX Clawback in Shadow of Dodd-Frank