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Circus Arts Make Me A Better Lawyer

Performing circus arts has strengthened my ability to be more thoughtful, confident and grounded, all of which has... (more story)

When Investigating An Adversary, Be Wary Of Forged Records

Warnings against the use of investigators who tout their ability to find an adversary’s private documents generall... (more story)

3 Ways To Train Junior Lawyers In 30 Minutes Or Less

Today’s junior lawyers are experiencing a skills gap due to pandemic-era disruptions, but firms can help bring the... (more story)

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Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action

Swedish electric vehicle battery maker Northvolt AB and snack maker Hearthside Food Solutions filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief, while Former natural gas driller Ursa Operating Company LLC and e-commerce ... (more story)

X Corp. Says InfoWars Social Media Accounts Can't Be Sold

The parent company that owns X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, told a Texas bankruptcy judge that the Chapter 7 trustee in the case of right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones can't sell... (more story)

99 Cents Only Says Plan Imminent After Noteholder Deal

A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday approved a settlement under which holders of notes issued by bankrupt discount retail chain 99 Cents Only agreed to resolve a challenge to their liens by taking a $297 mi... (more story)

Judge Eyes Dec. Hearing To Sort Out Onion's Bid For Infowars

A Texas judge asked the Chapter 7 trustee in right-wing fabulist Alex Jones' bankruptcy to preserve the status quo until a sale hearing sometime in December that will determine whether the parent company of sa... (more story)

Tuna Price-Fixing MDL Lead Attys Awarded $86M In Fees

A California federal judge has agreed to award a combined total of $86 million in fees and costs to lead counsel representing two classes of canned tuna buyers who reached settlements in recent months with Sta... (more story)

Lampert, Sears Stockholders Set Appraisal Share Faceoff

Delaware's Court of Chancery has teed up an argument on how to handle class member claims of former Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores Inc. stockholders whose share appraisal demand was torpedoed by the company'... (more story)

Spirit's Cayman Units To Hit Ch. 11 As Airline Eyes Swift Reorg

Four Spirit Airlines subsidiaries in the Cayman Islands were expected to file for bankruptcy protection Monday and ask a New York federal court to join the company's main Chapter 11 case, a move that Spirit sa... (more story)

Hearthside Owner Seeking Debt Swap Approval By Late March

The bankrupt owner of packaged food maker Hearthside Food Solutions told a Texas bankruptcy judge on Monday it is seeking to implement a debt-for-equity swap with its senior creditors by the end of March, obta... (more story)

Madoff Trustee Inks Deal To End $21M Clawback Against ZCM

The trustee liquidating the assets of Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff has agreed to settle its $21.2 million clawback suit against ZCM Asset Holding Co. for $10.6 million, it said in filing in New York bankruptcy court Friday.

Pitney Bowes E-Commerce Arm Confirms Ch. 11 Wind-Down

A Texas bankruptcy judge on Monday gave DRF Logistics, the former online delivery arm of shipping and logistics group Pitney Bowes, the all clear to move forward on plans to wind down in Chapter 11 with a rece... (more story)

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Bankrupt Canadian Bus Co. Seeks US Recognition For Sale

A Canadian charter bus company that provides buses for Los Angeles airports is asking a California bankruptcy judge to grant U.S. recognition to its efforts to sell the company in a Canadian insolvency proceeding.

Paul Hastings Seeks GenapSys CEO Depo In Malpractice Suit

Paul Hastings LLP has called on a California court to compel the founder and former CEO of GenapSys to sit for a deposition in a legal malpractice suit alleging that the firm improperly drafted board documents... (more story)

Bitcoin Miner Rhodium To Get OK For $55M Ch. 11 Sale

A Texas bankruptcy judge on Tuesday agreed to approve bitcoin mining company Rhodium Encore's $55 million sale of the lease for its Temple, Texas, facility to data center company Temple Green Data LLC.

Pa. Nursing Home Eying Sale Seeks Fraud Sentencing Delay

The parent company for a troubled Western Pennsylvania nursing home asked a federal court to postpone a sentencing for defrauding state and federal healthcare programs so the company can keep trying to sell th... (more story)

Giuliani's New Atty Faults Previous Counsel As NY Trial Nears

A Manhattan federal judge declined Tuesday to delay a January trial over whether Rudy Giuliani must turn over his Florida condo and World Series rings to fund a $148 million defamation judgment, after the form... (more story)

NYC Real Estate Week In Review

Goldgrub Law and Mandelbaum Barrett are among the law firms that steered the largest New York City real estate deals to hit public records last week, a period that saw several large residential transactions ac... (more story)

Aztec Fund Can Sell Colorado Building For $4.5M In Ch. 11

A Texas bankruptcy judge Monday gave his blessing for bankrupt private equity investor Aztec Fund Holding Inc. to sell one of its real estate properties to Valley Equity Group LLC for just over $4.5 million.

Nostrum Wants Automatic Ch. 11 Stay Extended To CEO

Drugmaker Nostrum Laboratories asked a New Jersey bankruptcy judge to extend its Chapter 11 automatic stay to its CEO and its parent company, Nostrum Pharmaceuticals LLC, both of which are nondebtors.

E-Commerce Co. Grocery Shopii Files For Ch. 7 Liquidation

E-commerce company Grocery Shopii filed for Chapter 7 liquidation in Delaware bankruptcy court listing a bit over $2.8 million of debt against a shade over $1 million of assets.

Retirement Contributions Found Not Disposable In Ch. 13

A split Ninth Circuit on Friday held that voluntary contributions to employer-managed retirement plans are not disposable income under Chapter 13 bankruptcy, reversing a lower court's decision that required a ... (more story)