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

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Strong Support for Declassification and Majority Voting

Although it often looks like proxy season 2011 is a one-topic event, say-on-pay is just one item on proxy cards. Recent data reminds us that say-on-pay may even be the least controversial item. ISS reports that as of May 9, shareholder proposals

Strong Support for Declassification and Majority Voting

Although it often looks like proxy season 2011 is a one-topic event, say-on-pay is just one item on proxy cards. Recent data reminds us that say-on-pay may even be the least controversial item. ISS reports that as of May 9, shareholder proposals

Post-Petition Rent Is Not An Actual And Necessary Cost And Expense Of Preserving The Estate When Landlord Had Actual Possession And Control Over The Leased Premises Immediately After The Petition Date

In re: Ace Mortgage Funding, LLC, Chapter 7, Case No. 08-12645 (CSS) (April 15, 2011) (J. Sontchi) The Court was asked to decide a landlord’s motion seeking allowance and payment of unpaid post-petition rent as an administrative expense. The debtor

Strong Support for Declassification and Majority Voting

Although it often looks like proxy season 2011 is a one-topic event, say-on-pay is just one item on proxy cards. Recent data reminds us that say-on-pay may even be the least controversial item. ISS reports that as of May 9, shareholder proposals

Strong Support for Declassification and Majority Voting

Although it often looks like proxy season 2011 is a one-topic event, say-on-pay is just one item on proxy cards. Recent data reminds us that say-on-pay may even be the least controversial item. ISS reports that as of May 9, shareholder proposals

Lessons Learned: Teaching Litigators About Distressed Commercial Real Estate Debt

Through my years of legal practice, this is a topic that lawyers love to banter about: "we don't know what we [the law firm] know." This comment is directed at knowledge management between lawyers at law firms. The problem, of course, is that lawyers

Boston Bankruptcy; Discharging Gambling Debts

Boston bankruptcy lawyers must counsel clients regarding what to do when income and assets are insufficient to cover debts. However, we rarely get a case like the one in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where a bank teller concocted an "elaborate scheme" to

Jason Realty's Restrictions on Use of Rents as Cash Collateral Do Not Apply to a Debtor's Use of Hotel Revenues

The Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey (Kaplan, J.) recently held that hotel revenues (including revenues generated from room occupancy, food and beverage sales, catering, gift shop purchases, spa, and related hotel services) do not

Jason Realty’s Restrictions on Use of Rents as Cash Collateral Do Not Apply to a Debtor’s Use of Hotel Revenues

The Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey (Kaplan, J.) recently held that hotel revenues (including revenues generated from room occupancy, food and beverage sales, catering, gift shop purchases, spa, and related hotel services) do not

Jason Realty’s Restrictions on Use of Rents as Cash Collateral Do Not Apply to a Debtor’s Use of Hotel Revenues

The Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey (Kaplan, J.) recently held that hotel revenues (including revenues generated from room occupancy, food and beverage sales, catering, gift shop purchases, spa, and related hotel services) do not