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Aviation Chapter 11 Cases Take Flight

The COVID-19 pandemic hit the bottom line of many businesses.  Among the hardest hit industries has been the travel industry and, in particular, airlines and aviation companies.  Many airlines are still struggling to generate new ticket sales as

Progressives take half a loaf with Barr nomination

Gordian Group Partners Cited in Turnarounds & Workouts, “Restructuring Pros Reflect on 2021”

Gordian Partners Henry Owsley and Peter Kaufman Quoted in, “Restructuring Pros Reflect on 2021,” Turnarounds & Workouts – News for People Tracking Distressed Businesses December 2021, Volume 35, Issue 12 Turnarounds & Workouts asked restructuring

Russia touts SWIFT alternative, but will keep its members secret

Why Google and Global Payments zeroed in on small business

Research from Commit Reveals How Tech Start-Ups Are Addressing Talent Shortages, Team Building and The Future of Work

Commit, the leading global tech services company focused on custom software and IoT solutions recently released an in-depth report on the 2022 State of Tech Staffing. The survey polled 200 US senior leaders at hi-tech start-ups who had received a

Robinhood buying U.K. crypto firm, with eye on global expansion

Mastercard to tie all employee bonuses to meeting ESG goals

How Might the First Review of the Insolvency Rules Impact Mid-Market Insolvencies

On 5 April 2022, the UK government published the first review of the Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016 (the Report). We have produced this alert, that selects a few points from the Report that we think are of interest to practitioners. In

Equitable Mootness & Its Limitations on Appellate Rights

By Sarah Wenrich “Equitable Mootness” is a court-created doctrine unique to bankruptcy cases. This doctrine limits appeals of bankruptcy court orders and, when applied, results in a complete loss of … The post Equitable Mootness & Its Limitations on

Justice Breyer: Fighting To The End (Badgerow v. Walters)

By: Donald L Swanson Justice Stephen G. Breyer is set to retire from the U.S. Supreme Court in a few months. But he’s not easing into retirement. Instead, he’s out there swinging—fighting for his beliefs: trying to instruct / persuade current and

Fed turns to private sector to beef up tech staff

Busting myths about bankruptcy and private student loans

Education Loans Can Be Discharged in Bankruptcy Busting myths about bankruptcy and private student loans By Robert G. Cameron – APR 12, 2022 (Reprint from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau “www.CFPB.gov”. The following is an excerpt from Mr

Activist investor revives effort to force sale of an Ohio bank

5 crypto developments bankers are watching

BNY Mellon takes $88M hit from Russia exit

Louisiana Credit Union League hires non-profit vet to be CEO

BofA says strong consumer loan demand has legs

USAA completes first overhaul of mobile app in 10 years

First Entertainment Credit Union names new CEO