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If Your AI Vendor Goes Bankrupt: Tackling Privacy And 'Utility'

Because bankruptcies of artificial intelligence vendors will require courts to decide in the moment how to handle ... (more story)

If Your AI Vendor Goes Bankrupt: Keeping Licensed IP Access

With contracting norms still evolving to account for the licensing of artificial intelligence tools, customers tha... (more story)

When Bankruptcy Collides With Product Recalls

The recent bankruptcy filing by Rad Power Bikes on the heels of a U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warning ... (more story)

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Legal Work For Tricolor Pro Se Filers Questioned By Judge

A Texas bankruptcy judge warned an Arizona man that he may have been improperly acting as an attorney for dozens of individuals who filed nearly identical pro se motions in the Chapter 7 case of subprime auto ... (more story)

Camden Diocese Will Pay $180M More To Abuse Survivors

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Camden, New Jersey, and its insurers on Tuesday agreed to pay another $180 million into a trust for the benefit of survivors of clergy sexual abuse, reaching a deal with a tort cl... (more story)

Oakland Diocese, Abuse Claimants To File Competing Plans

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Oakland and representatives for sexual abuse claimants told a California bankruptcy judge on Tuesday they will be filing competing versions of a plan to settle hundreds of abuse c... (more story)

Multi-Color Noteholders Sue Barclays In Ch. 11 Collateral Fight

Unsecured noteholders for bankrupt label-maker Multi-Color Corp. are suing Barclays Bank PLC as Multi-Color's collateral agent, seeking a declaration that the bank holds liens only on some assets and not "subs... (more story)

Saks Says Simon Didn't Terminate Two Leases Before Ch. 11

Bankrupt luxury retailer Saks Global told a Texas court that two leased store locations can't be repossessed by landlord Simon Property Group because the leases were not properly terminated before the Chapter ... (more story)

Connell Foley Debuts Practice, Office With FBT Gibbons Attys

Connell Foley LLP announced Tuesday it is launching a new bankruptcy and restructuring practice group and a new office in Wilmington, Delaware, with the addition of five partners from FBT Gibbons LLP.

J&J Fights Beasley Allen's Bid To Pause Talc DQ Ruling

A New Jersey state court lacks standing to block an appellate panel's removal of Beasley Allen from representing hundreds of women with ovarian cancer pursuing claims against Johnson & Johnson over talcum powd... (more story)

Tucker Arensberg Adds Bankruptcy Atty In Pittsburgh

Tucker Arensberg PC has expanded its transactional resources in Pittsburgh with the recent addition of an attorney who moved to the firm to expand his practice advising clients on bankruptcy and solvency matte... (more story)

US Trustee Says Office REIT's Ch. 11 Plan Can't Be OK'd

A U.S. Trustee has objected to an office-focused real estate investment trust's proposed Ch. 11 reorganization plan in a Texas bankruptcy court, arguing that the plan wrongfully wants to release claims related... (more story)

Brazil Antitrust Enforcer OKs $100M United Investment In Azul

Brazil's antitrust regulator has cleared a $100 million investment by United Airlines in Azul SA as part of the Brazilian airline's Chapter 11 reorganization, finding the transaction posed no anticompetitive risk.

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Wash. Bank Ignored Ponzi Scheme Warnings, Investors Say

Investors have urged a Washington federal judge not to toss their suit accusing Columbia Bank of keeping a real estate investment firm's $230 million Ponzi scheme afloat by maintaining the enterprise's account... (more story)

NC Justices Asked To Undo Earth Fare Founder's $195K Award

Organic supermarket chain Earth Fare and its post-bankruptcy owner told North Carolina's top court on Tuesday that its founder can't recover damages for work he was salaried to do while revitalizing the brand,... (more story)

3rd Circ. Tosses Appeal In Pa. City Bankruptcy Utility Dispute

The Third Circuit on Tuesday upheld a bankruptcy court's order prohibiting the Chester Water Authority from probing the bankrupt Pennsylvania city's attempts to dissolve the water authority and use its assets in Chapter 9. 

Firm Seeks Sanctions For Rhodium Settlement Fee Fight

Lehotsky Keller Cohn LLP is asking a Texas bankruptcy judge to sanction members of the board of bankrupt cryptocurrency miner Rhodium Encore LLC and their attorneys, saying they used false claims of misconduct... (more story)

US Trustee Blasts Norcold Ch. 11 Plan Releases

The U.S. Trustee's Office has urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge to reject parts of recreational-vehicle fridge distributor Norcold's Chapter 11 liquidation plan, calling its third-party releases nonconsensual ... (more story)

Insurer Off The Hook For $2M Nursing Home Judgment

A Georgia federal judge has rejected a family's attempts to force an insurer to pay for a $2 million personal injury judgment they secured against a nursing home, ruling the family unambiguously gave up their ... (more story)

6th Circ. Says Ch. 13 Motion Came 84 Minutes Too Late

A 2-1 split panel of the Sixth Circuit affirmed two lower court rulings from Michigan federal judges denying a Chapter 13 debtor's motion to dismiss his bankruptcy case because the request came 84 minutes afte... (more story)

Atty Asks 3rd Circ. To Undo Sanctions For Ch. 7 Filing

A Washington, D.C., lawyer is urging the Second Circuit to order the dismissal of sanctions levied against him for making claims of document tampering in a Delaware bankruptcy case, saying he has proof that hi... (more story)

Bank Asks Judge To Scuttle Scanrock's Sale Lien-Lift Bid

Prosperity Bank urged a Texas bankruptcy judge to reject reorganized debtor Scanrock Oil & Gas' request for an order interpreting Scanrock's Chapter 11 plan, saying the debtor was improperly seeking to sell as... (more story)

Flight Simulator Co. Can Tap $8M In DIP To Fuel Ch. 11 Sale

Avenger Flight Group can access $8 million in new money debtor-in-possession funds, a Delaware bankruptcy judge ruled Friday, as the flight simulator operator charts a course to hold a going concern sale in Chapter 11.