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‘Old’ GM lenders lose again while attempting to avoid the consequences of a $1.5 billion mistake.

Court supervision and participation by creditors aren’t required for recognition under chapter 15.

New York judge allows insolvent parents to pay for a minor child’s expensive education.

Judge Glenn criticizes an 1890 English decision refusing to enforce a foreign discharge of debt.

Judge Glenn in Manhattan straightens up some of the mess created when GM didn’t disclose ignition switch defects before confirmation.

Assuming service was properly effected, Judge Martin Glenn views Wellness International as permitting bankruptcy courts to enter final default judgments in all adversary proceedings.

Principles of comity justify enforcing a U.K. scheme of arrangement that releases non-filed affiliates’ guarantees.

Bankruptcy judge finds bad faith for walking out on a fully documented but unsigned settlement.

New York judge enforces a French reorganization similar to a U.S. prepack.

Estate property must be formally abandoned before the power of sale reverts to the debtor.