United States:
Seeing Double? Two Judges, Two Lawsuits, Two Types of Bankruptcy—But a Single Vision for Comity in Cross-Border Insolvencies
23 August 2018
WilmerHale
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In this article, published in the August 2018 issue of the
American Bankruptcy Institute Journal, George Shuster and
Benjamin Loveland discuss a recent decision in In re National
Bank of Anguilla that provided an opportunity for the court to
explain a coordinated vision for applying international comity
principles in cross-border insolvencies.
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