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Following from my recent posting on the in re Lee decision, Prof. Joshua Fershee had provided comments at the Business Law Prof Blog.

Joy Harmon Sperling and Sarah Sakson Langstedt wrote an article, "New Jersey Appellate Holds Bank Has Standing to Foreclose Even If Allonge to Note Was Not Affixed When Executed," for Pratt's Journal of Bankruptcy Law.

A bankruptcy court in Texarkana, Texas held that breaches by two debtor-franchisees of a non-competition covenant in their franchise agreement with a print shop franchisor qualified for discharge through bankruptcy.

The article examines the interplay between the requirement of equal treatment under 1123(a)(4) of the bankruptcy code and participation in private placement and backstop agreements.

When companies like 23andMe go bankrupt, their assets—including customer data—can be up for grabs.

On Thursday, February 16, 2017, the Delaware bankruptcy judge overseeing the Energy Future Holdings Corp. Chapter 11 bankruptcy, stated that the most recent plan for emergence from Chapter 11 met the standards for confirmation.

Former Family Dollar retail building situated on the main road of downtown Bridgeton, the property is located 12 miles from the NJ Turnpike. 7,252 +/- SF on 1.39 +/- acres.

Chris Ward, Office Managing Partner of the firm's Wilmington office and Bankruptcy & Restructuring Chair talks with ABI Executive Director Amy...

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals reminded the plaintiff that standing is "determined as of the commencement of the suit" and post filing claims purchases will not suffice to establish standing.

Practical Effects of the Supreme Court's Decision Relating to Secured Creditors.

Recently in the RadioShack Corp. case, the Delaware Bankruptcy Court granted the debtor’s bid procedures motion allowing the debtor to auction certain of its assets.

Stagnant consumer incomes, explosive growth in online shopping, decreasing popularity of shopping malls and changes in consumption patterns are just a few of the reasons why the retail industry...

The so-called "hypothetical test" adopted in cases such as Catapult and Sunterra has been widely criticized as potentially preventing a debtor-in-possession from continuing to use certain unassignable contracts.

Many companies are currently experiencing dramatic reductions in revenues due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Such companies (along with their investors and creditors) are justifiably concerned that...

Article from Waller Law.

The Court later held that bankruptcy courts could utilize the non-core procedure for submitting proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law to the district court in Stern-type cases.

Article from Waller Law