If you want to get up to speed on corportate bankruptcy-related issues, check out Basic Bankruptcy Issues: A Primer for In-House Counsel, which was written by Carmen Lonstein, Esq. of Baker &
Continue readingFinancial actors such as hedge funds increasingly influence large Chapter 11 cases, such as Chrysler’s and GM’s. With Chrysler LLC’s sale to Fiat SpA past the U.S. Supreme Court, and
Continue readingLike their U.S. counterparts, insolvency and restructuring lawyers at Canada’s largest firms have been working around the clock since the winter to keep up with the avalanche of major bankruptcy
Continue readingAnd so, with Chrysler’s 24-page Chapter 11 filing in U.S. bankruptcy court in Manhattan, another large document review (reviews??) loom in the future. Along with Jones Day, New York bankruptcy boutique
Continue readingMany Posse List members who want to go solo or freelance have asked us about bankruptcy practice. There are a good many of you who have worked on some of the major bankruptcy document reviews in the
Continue readingBankruptcy-related mergers and acquisitions have hit their highest level globally since August 2004, and are set to keep rising as more companies are forced into distressed sales, according to Thomson
Continue readingRestructuring under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection process can sometimes take years. The large ones generate significant document reviews. But as reported in the legal press and on various bankruptcy
Continue readingFrom: The American Lawyer, January 15, 2009 Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton picked picked up two major bankruptcy assignments on Wednesday when the firm was formally retained by Toronto-based
Continue readingFrom: The American Lawyer, January 13, 2009 Michael Sage, the co-head of restructuring at O’Melveny & Myers, joined Dechert on Monday. Sage, who joined O’Melveny in 2007, has represented
Continue readingFrom: The Recorder, January 6, 2009 A “clerical error” could cost Bank of America and Citibank $51 million if Heller Ehrman has its way in bankruptcy court. Bank of America, acting for itself
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