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Trademark licensees have long faced the serious risk of losing all license rights to a trademark if the licensor files bankruptcy and rejects the trademark license as an executory contract. However, a recent decision from the U.S.

Trademark licensees have long faced the serious risk of losing all license rights to a trademark if the licensor files bankruptcy and rejects the trademark license as an executory contract. However, a recent decision from the U.S.

I attended a very informative presentation yesterday by Rob Blackford from the company Design(615).

A recent New York Times piece confirms a lot of what readers of A Clean Slate already know: A lot of debt settlement outfits are scams and don’t deliv

The 2010 Major League Baseball season may not yet even be at the halfway point, but events in the Chapter 11 case of T

The Automatic Stay. It is one of the greatest and most powerful provisions of the Bankruptcy Code. If sections of the Bankruptcy Code were literary characters, the Automatic Stay would be a superhero.

Morris James LLP is pleased to announce that ten of its partners have been ranked among the leading Delaware lawyers in the 2010 edition of Chambers USA:  America’s Leading Lawyers for Business - an increase of two rankings from last year.&nb

Commercial landlords and insolvency practitioners are all alive to the effects of the decision of HHJ Purle QC in Goldacre (Offices) Ltd v Nortel Networks UK Ltd [2009] EWHC 3389 (Ch) (07 December 2009), that rent is an administration expense...

New York Times columnist Ron Lieber writes about student loans and bankruptcy in his Your Money column this week.

Akers v. CitiMortgage, Inc. (Judge Lloyd)

This past weekend the New York Times did a story titled Owners Stop Paying Mortgages, And Stop Fretting.

Crain's Chicago Business reports that Antoine Walker has filed a Voluntary Petition seeking relief under Chapter 7.

Delaware’s Vice Chancellor Laster recently issued a decision in which he proposed that a board should get “business judgment review” of a going private transaction involving a controlling stockholder when the transaction is subject to BOTH a “majorit

Delaware’s Vice Chancellor Laster recently issued a decision in which he proposed that a board should get “business judgment review” of a going private transaction involving a controlling stockholder when the transaction is subject to BOTH a “majorit

Delaware’s Vice Chancellor Laster recently issued a decision in which he proposed that a board should get “business judgment review” of a going private transaction involving a controlling stockholder when the transaction is subject to BOTH a “maj