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District Judge Rakoff Explains Why the Debtor Alone May Assert a Cure Claim

A creditor can’t assert a cure claim, even though Section 365(b) doesn’t give the counterparty the sole right to demand a cure on assumption of an executory contract.

Statutory Mootness of Sale Orders Even Overrides Alleged Due Process Violations

Fifth Circuit rejects technical arguments aimed at skirting Section 363(m) and statutory mootness of a sale order.

The Impending In re Ditech Dispute: How Imposing Section 363(o) Disrupts Plan Sales and Undermines Consumer Protection

Pre-Packaged Insolvency Regulation: What Can India Learn from the United Kingdom and the United States?

Energy Restructuring: What’s New in the Second Wave

Curbside Restructurings: Distress in Restaurants and Retail

Stay 6 Feet Apart: Restructurings in the Hotel, Hospitality and Leisure Space

I Can Use § 363 for That?!

Where Federal Statutes Collide: What § 363 Does Not Clear Out

Publication Notice Won’t Suffice for Creditors with Recorded Property Interests

Actual notice is required even for contingent liabilities not shown on financial statements, the Sixth Circuit holds.