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A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence

The legal profession has long been plagued by high rates of mental health issues, in part due to attorneys’ early ... (more story)

5th Circ. Bond Claim Ruling Shows Creditors Must Be Vigilant

In Raymond James & Associates v. Jalbert, the Fifth Circuit recently held that the bankruptcy debtor's indemnifica... (more story)

11th Circ. Ruling May Foreshadow Ch. 15 Clashes

The Eleventh Circuit's recent decision in In re: Talal Qais Abdulmunem Al Zawawi has introduced a split from the S... (more story)

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Lenders Ask Court To Put Additional Byju's Units Into Ch. 11

Creditors for the insolvent U.S. affiliate of Indian education technology giant Byju's asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge Wednesday to put three other U.S.-subsidiaries into Chapter 11, alleging their corporate... (more story)

Brown Rudnick Partner's 50% Fee Hike Nixed In Ch. 11 Case

A Brown Rudnick LLP bankruptcy partner Wednesday had his 50% fee increase rejected by a Delaware judge, who took issue with the proposed hike to $1,500 an hour for representing the creditors' committee in Kidd... (more story)

Madoff Trustee Can't Add $88M To BNP Paribas Clawback Try

The trustee for Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme can continue to attempt to claw back funds transferred to French bank BNP Paribas, but an attempt to tack on $88 million in additional transfers to the initial comp... (more story)

Davis Polk Guiding Dollar Tree On Potential Family Dollar Sale

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP is representing Dollar Tree Inc. in a formal strategic review of its Family Dollar business that could lead to a sale, spinoff or other disposition, the Virginia-based retailer revealed Wednesday.

Judge Frets Nursing Home Co. LaVie $20M DIP Too Low

A Georgia bankruptcy judge on Tuesday gave interim approval to customary first-day motions and a $20 million debtor-in-possession loan for bankrupt nursing home operator LaVie Care Centers LLC.

Bread Financial Wants Suit Over Spinoff's 'Death Spiral' Axed

Financial services company Bread Financial Holdings Inc. and its CEO have asked an Ohio federal judge to toss a proposed investor class action over the alleged "death spiral" of a now-bankrupt spinoff company,... (more story)

Chilean Telecom Ch. 11 Should Stay In US, Creditors Say

The unsecured creditors of Chilean cellphone network operator WOM asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to deny certain noteholders' motion to dismiss the company's Chapter 11 case, contending that the U.S. court ... (more story)

J&J Owes $260M To Ore. Talc Mesothelioma Patient, Jury Says

An Oregon state jury has ruled that Johnson & Johnson owes $260 million to a woman who said she developed mesothelioma from breathing in asbestos during daily talcum powder use.

'Miles Guo Stole My Money': NY Jury Hears Of Alleged Fraud

A former supporter of exiled Chinese billionaire Miles Guo testified in Manhattan federal court Tuesday that the purported billionaire conned her into investing more than $100,000 in the media company he found... (more story)

Bally Sports Parent Reaches Multiyear Fubo Carriage Deal

The bankrupt owner of Bally Sports-branded regional sports networks told a Texas judge Tuesday that it has reached a multiyear agreement with fuboTV to continue that company's carriage of the debtor's channels... (more story)

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Solar Energy Co. iSun Gets Green Light For $4M DIP Package

A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved solar energy firm iSun's $4 million debtor-in-possession funding package on an interim basis over an objection from the U.S. trustee, saying the company's prec... (more story)

Sam Ash Approved For Ch. 11 Sale Process With Baseline Bid

Bankrupt music store chain Sam Ash Music Corp. received approval Wednesday from a New Jersey bankruptcy judge for procedures governing its Chapter 11 asset sale process after negotiating concessions with its l... (more story)

Ex-Sacks Weston Atty Blames 'Toxic' Firm For His Theft

A Philadelphia attorney convicted of defrauding his former law firm told a state ethics panel Wednesday that he was remorseful for his deeds, but he noted he was driven to his crime by being owed money by his ... (more story)

'Le Penthouse' Owner Files For Ch. 11 With $66M In Debt

The owner of "Le Penthouse," known as one of the most expensive New York City condominiums, filed for Chapter 11 protection in Manhattan bankruptcy court with $66.5 million in debt and a plan to sell off its p... (more story)

Fish Taco Chain Rubio's Files 2nd Bankruptcy In 4 Years

The California-based fish taco-focused chain Rubio's Coastal Grill filed its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy in four years on Wednesday in Delaware, saying it had between $100 million and $500 million of liabilit... (more story)

Regions Bank Escapes Ex-Ruby Tuesday Execs' Benefits Suit

A Tennessee federal judge threw out a lawsuit lodged by former Ruby Tuesday managers alleging Regions Bank caused them to lose out on more than $35 million by inadequately protecting their pensions and breachi... (more story)

Cloud Tech Co. CalAmp Eyes July Approval For Prepack Plan

California-based cloud technology developer CalAmp Corp. hopes to confirm its prepackaged Chapter 11 plan by the middle of July, its attorneys told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Tuesday.

DMK Pharma Sues Drug Co. It Claims Helped Drive It To Ch. 11

Drug developer DMK Pharmaceuticals has asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to award it $328.7 million from pharmaceutical company US WorldMeds LLC, saying USWM didn't properly market an opioid-overdose intervent... (more story)

Casa Systems Gets OK On $45.1M Cable Sale, Ch. 11 Plan

A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday approved communications equipment company Casa Systems Inc.'s $45.1 million sale of its cable assets and Chapter 11 plan, enabling the debtor to complete a wind-down proc... (more story)

Anderson Kill Adds Leaders For Financial Litigation Team

Anderson Kill PC has found the leaders of its financial litigation and complex disputes practice group in two attorneys from BraunHagey & Borden LLP.