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New York and Delaware judges disagree on third party releases by non-voting creditors.

Shallow constitutional foundation of the bankruptcy court justifies allowing interlocutory appeals, district judge says.

Till doesn’t apply in fixing cramdown interest rates in major corporate reorganizations, circuit says.

Stay violation and turnover suits held proper extraterritorial application of U.S. law.

Limited knowledge of English and ‘nuances’ in legal terms saved debtor from a fatal admission.

Judge uses legislative history because Section 1114 is ambiguous.

New York offers a chapter 15 home for foreign companies hoping to avoid liquidation.

Third party liability for attorneys’ fees can leave debtor’s counsel in a worse position following nonpayment.

California’s anti-SLAPP statute is substantive, but not entirely enforceable in federal court.

Second Circuit holds a dress rehearsal for a major arbitration decision.