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Mets' Owners Swing for the Fences Against Madoff Trustee

Bidders Reimbursed For Auction Which Never Occurred: The Fifth Circuit's ASARCO Opinion

Living Wills Could Pit U.S. Stability Against Duty to Shareholders

The proposed regulation could raise a very significant issue for the directors of a covered company who, consistent with their fiduciary duties, may not elevate U.S. financial stability over the interests of their shareholders and creditors.

Oregon Newspaper Publisher Has Fighting Words for Lender

The publisher of the Bend (Ore.) Bulletin filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday after exhausting negotiations with its biggest lender—triggering a war of words on the newspaper’s pages t

After 29 Years, Northern Pipeline Still Has Teeth

In this installment of “Throwback Thursday,” we review the Supreme Court’s 1982 Northern Pipeline Constr. Co. v. Marathon Pipe Line Co. decision, 458 U.S. 50, one of the key decisions relied upon by the Court in its recent Stern v.

Protecting Co-Signers In Chapter 13 Bankruptcy