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Stay ahead in the world of bankruptcy and M&A with our continuously updated Bankruptcy Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) Tracker. This essential resource compiles APAs filed with the SEC and in major Chapter 11 cases since January 2024. Featuring links...

When bankruptcy litigation heats up, discovery can be a critical step. Whether you're drafting interrogatories, requests for admissions, or production demands, having the right tools at your fingertips makes all the difference. Check out this resource...

Are you representing an unsecured creditor in a bankruptcy case? Our comprehensive Bankruptcy Unsecured Creditor Resource Kit is your go-to guide! This invaluable collection of Practical Guidance materials covers everything you need to know, from filing...

As companies face increased scrutiny over insider transactions and board decisions during bankruptcy, special committees composed of independent directors have become essential. These committees investigate questionable transactions, evaluate litigation...

Explore the essential aspects of receivership, a legal process where a court appoints a receiver to manage and protect property or assets. State law governs the various aspects and types of receiverships. In Georgia, for example, several statutes govern...

Bankruptcy attorneys must adhere to the conflicts of interest and disclosure obligation requirements under the Bankruptcy Code and Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure. As part of their ethical obligations, bankruptcy attorneys should also understand...

In a recent ruling, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois dismissed a Chapter 11 filing, citing the lack of consent from an independent director appointed by the lender. This case highlights the ongoing legal debate over the...

In the complex world of mass-tort bankruptcies, insurance coverage often becomes the linchpin for successful reorganization. From understanding the role of insurance in bankruptcy to navigating settlement negotiations and litigation, this expertly drafted...

Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Bankruptcy Code's abrogation of sovereign immunity under Section 106(a) does not extend to state law claims in avoidance actions under Bankruptcy Code Section 544(b). The decision resolves a long-standing...

The Uniform Voidable Transactions Act (UVTA) has replaced the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (UFTA) in many of the jurisdictions that adopted the UFTA. With its updated definitions and modernized standards, the UVTA brings clarity and efficiency to the...

Explore our extensive Bankruptcy Tracker Resource Kit! Whether you're keeping tabs on mega Chapter 11 filings, deciphering DIP financing trends, or navigating the latest legal developments post-Purdue Pharma, our regularly updated trackers have you...

Dive into our comprehensive Bankruptcy Sale Pleadings Chart to streamline your Section 363 sale process. This invaluable resource offers direct links to essential pleadings, Practical Guidance templates, and summaries of key deal points. Whether you're...

A recent New Jersey bankruptcy court ruling has spotlighted the utility of Chapter 15 in enforcing foreign bankruptcy court orders in the United States. This decision emphasizes the principle of comity, where one country recognizes the judicial acts of...

In a recent decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit tackled the issue of distinguishing true leases from financing arrangements in bankruptcy proceedings. The case revolved around whether a shopping center lease was a bona fide lease...

It is hard to believe it has been three years since our last inflation adjustment pursuant to Section 104 of the Bankruptcy Code. The adjustments to the Subchapter V eligibility limits were increased from $3,024,725 to $3,424,000. With more companies...

Bankruptcy attorneys always need to stay current on case law addressing avoidance actions. Recently, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that bankruptcy trustees and Chapter 11 debtors-in-possession can avoid intentionally fraudulent transfers without...

Bankruptcy attorneys always need to stay current on case law addressing avoidance actions. Recently, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that bankruptcy trustees and Chapter 11 debtors-in-possession can avoid intentionally fraudulent transfers without...

Automatic stay disputes can arise in several situations, including disputes over lifting the stay and exceptions to, and the duration of, the automatic stay. Check out this resource kit containing Practical Guidance content for counsel handling these...

In-house counsel may advise internal clients on bankruptcy matters and non-bankruptcy alternatives. Check out this resource kit for a collection of Practical Guidance materials covering many of the tasks and issues that in-house attorneys regularly address...

Unlock the full potential of your consumer bankruptcy practice with our exclusive resource kit! Dive into Practical Guidance materials designed to streamline your casework and provide invaluable insights for representing your clients. Don't miss out...

You represent a Chapter 11 debtor that is swiftly moving toward confirmation and need to draft a memorandum of law in support of confirmation under Section 1129(b) of the Bankruptcy Code (i.e., cramdown). Check out this template memo of law with detailed...

You frequently represent parties in contested matters and adversary proceedings. Check out this resource kit which includes general resources for litigating matters in bankruptcy court and specific resources on topics that are often the subject of litigation...

In a Chapter 15 case, the automatic stay generally applies only at such time that the U.S. bankruptcy court later enters an order recognizing the foreign bankruptcy as a main proceeding under Chapter 15 or, in the event of recognition as a foreign nonmain...

Chapter 11 plans often extinguish existing equity interests when the estate lacks value after paying creditor claims. However, what happens when the plan proponent proposes a Chapter 11 plan that pays all creditors in full while canceling equity interests...

As we tackle this new year, we should remember the not-so-distant past of 2024. Check out this expertly drafted article that looks back on 2024 bankruptcy cases and notable bankruptcy rulings. Read now » Related Content Bankruptcy Rule Amendments...