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The Increasing Use of Chapter 11 to Resolve Sexual Abuse Scandals

What’s a Creditor to Do? The Standing Doctrine in Bankruptcy Court

The Impact of the Pandemic on Brick-and-Mortar: A New Paradigm, or the Next Stage in the Evolution of Retail?

360o of Investigation: A Roundtable Discussion Regarding the Investigation of Debtors and Recovery of Assets

Intersection of State Court Causes of Action in Bankruptcy

Consumer Practice Legislative Potpourri

Critical Vendor Status Is No Defense to a Preference Claim

Critical vendor status is a defense to a preference claim only when the defendant was specifically named in an order, stipulation or agreement requiring full payment of the creditor’s prepetition claim, Judge Dorsey says.

Estopping the Madness: Personal-Injury Claims and Exemptions in Chapter 7 and 13 Cases

Capital Markets and Commercial Real Estate Update

Arbitration Clause Results in Temporary Stay of ‘Core’ Proceedings in Bankruptcy Court

Decision by Bankruptcy Judge Michelle Harner demonstrates the flaw in the Fourth Circuit’s rule requiring parallel proceedings in bankruptcy court and in arbitration when disputes are both core and non-core.