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Insolvency Service “reframes” view of creditor – IPs can apply their discretion (UK)

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Bankruptcy Tweets for June 2011 - Part II

Below are my twitter posts since my last post of June 12 of 24 recent cases (and one very amusing video) that might be of interest to you. RSS Feeds are also available. This "Risk Map" is from SocGen and highlights the "Black Swan and White Swan"

Central California Judges Give Lesson in Constitutional Law, Find that Legally Married Same Sex Couple Can File a Joint Petition

A decision by twenty Central California Bankruptcy Judges is likely to generate more heat than light [i] with its ruling that the Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional when applied to prevent a legally married same sex couple from filing a

DC Convention Materials Now Available for Purchase

From: NACBANotices@nacba.org [mailto:NACBANotices@nacba.org] Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2011 12:37 PM Subject: DC Convention Materials Now Available for Purchase Greetings. I am writing to let you know that the materials from our 19th Annual Convention

Law Committee -- Business Law Section of the State Bar of California -- Bankruptcy e-Bulletin

June 16, 2011 Dear Insolvency Law Committee Constituency List members: The following is an Ebulletin prepared on a case of interest by members of the Insolvency Law Committee constituency list: On April 26, 2011, the Supreme Court approved an

Brief Recap of Major Financial Issues

There used to be a TV show, weekly, called appropriately "THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS". It provided a satirical review of the weeks happenings - especially politics. Kind of like a fast paced, hit-a-run version of John Stewart. Actually, "The Daily

Brief Recap of Major Financial Issues

There used to be a TV show, weekly, called appropriately "THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS". It provided a satirical review of the weeks happenings - especially politics. Kind of like a fast paced, hit-a-run version of John Stewart. Actually, "The Daily

Brief Recap of Major Financial Issues

There used to be a TV show, weekly, called appropriately "THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS". It provided a satirical review of the weeks happenings - especially politics. Kind of like a fast paced, hit-a-run version of John Stewart. Actually, "The Daily

Can I Own Anything After Filing Bankruptcy in Colorado?

Thanks to everyone who participated in this week’s McFarlandLaw Q&A Session! This week, Julia T. from Aurora asks: “Can I Own Anything After Filing Bankruptcy in Colorado?” Yes! Many Coloradans believe they can’t own anything for a period of time

CMBS 2.0 Taking Shape: How Does It Differ From CMBS 1.0?

We all know that recovery for the commercial real estate market will depend, at some level, on greater liquidity in the credit markets. Sure, owners will need to "right size" or revalue their property (by paying down their current debt, purchasing

Italian receiver's authority not recognized by Texas bankruptcy court

A rather extraordinary chapter 11 case has been filed in Austin, deep in the heart of Texas, U.S.A. on behalf of think3, inc., a company in the computer-aided design (CAD) and product lifestyle management software market. Think3, inc. is said to have