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Bankruptcy Court Holds Third-Party Successor Liability Claims Are Estate Property And Debtors May Pursue Or Settle Those Claims For All Creditors

A Real Estate Workout That Didn't Work Out: A Cautionary Tale On The Effectiveness Of Escrowed Rights

The Delaware Bankruptcy Court Divided: Whether Creditors' Committees Of Bankrupt Delaware Limited Liability Companies May Bring Derivative Claims

Delaware District Court Holds That Certain Federal Labor Law Successor Obligations Were Not Extinguished By A "Free And Clear" Section 363(f) Bankruptcy Sale

Landlords Beware: Bankruptcy Court For Southern District Of New York Reverses Course On Calculation Of Lease Rejection Damages In Bankruptcy

No Cuts, No Buts, No Coconuts: The Second Circuit Limits Who May Assert Priority Cure Claims In Bankruptcy

Landlords Beware: The Bankruptcy Court For The Southern District Of New York Reverses Course On The Calculation Of Lease Rejection Damages In Bankruptcy

A Bankruptcy Giant's Swan Song: Judge Drain Expands The Lookback Period To Bring Avoidance Actions & Calls On Congress To Curtail The Safe Harbor Exception

Second Circuit Court Of Appeals Partially Resuscitates Tribune Leveraged Buyout Litigation

The Second Circuit Again Addresses Issues In Connection With The Leveraged Buyout That Sparked The Tribune Chapter 11 Cases