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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)

The Bar Needs More Clarity On The Discovery Objection Rule

Almost 10 years after Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 34 was amended, attorneys still seem confused about what the... (more story)

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Incora Uptier Fight Lays Bare Risks For Private Equity Backers

In the bruising battles for position among lenders to debt-laden companies, private equity firms often remain relatively unscathed. But a case in Texas federal court over so-called creditor-on-creditor violenc... (more story)

Hodgson Russ Adds Bankruptcy Talent To Buffalo Team

Hodgson Russ LLP has added an attorney who focuses on complex commercial insolvency matters to its team in Buffalo to work as a partner with its bankruptcy, restructuring and commercial litigation practice.

Franchise Group Lenders Want End To Debtor's Ch. 11 Rights

Lenders of bankrupt retail-focused holding company Franchise Group Inc., including Pacific Investment Management Co. and private equity firm Irradiant Partners, have urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge to end ho... (more story)

Big Lots Seeks To Include Claims Against Execs In Asset Sale

Discount retailer Big Lots on Thursday asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to approve a $760 million asset sale to a private equity group and override creditor objections to the inclusion of potential litigation... (more story)

Judge Undecided On Ch. 15 Nod For 2 InterCement Debtors

A New York bankruptcy judge on Thursday said he would accept filings seeking recognition of the Brazilian insolvencies of two of four debtors in the corporate family of concrete supplier InterCement, but would... (more story)

American Tire Gets $250M In DIP Funds, Dodging Lender Row

A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved American Tire Distributors Inc.'s $250 million Chapter 11 loan after the company resolved a lender group's challenge to the financing that threatened to upend the case.

Swedish EV Battery Co. Files For Ch. 11 With $5B Of Debt

Swedish electric vehicle battery maker Northvolt AB filed a Chapter 11 case in Texas bankruptcy court Thursday, saying it wants to find a partner to enable the company's innovation to continue in the burgeonin... (more story)

Yellow Corp. Approved For Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures

Bankrupt trucking firm Yellow Corp. said it had resolved all objections to its Chapter 11 plan disclosure statement Thursday, and a Delaware judge agreed to approve the document once it was updated to reflect the changes.

Mayer Brown Practice Co-Head To Lead Linklaters Team

Following a series of high-level corporate and finance hires this year, Linklaters announced Thursday that it is hiring the former co-leader of Mayer Brown LLP's infrastructure mergers and acquisitions practic... (more story)

Farfetch Liquidators Seek Ch. 15 Subpoena Against Latham

The Cayman Island liquidators of luxury fashion e-commerce company Farfetch Ltd. have asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to make the debtor's former legal advisers at Latham & Watkins cough up documents related... (more story)

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Prime Core's Ch. 11 Trust Sues To Reclaim $10M Payout

The liquidating trust for Prime Core Technologies Inc., a troubled cryptocurrency technology business, sued in Delaware bankruptcy court Thursday to claw back what it described as a fraudulent transfer of more... (more story)

Canadian Power Services Co. Files For Ch. 15 In Delaware

A British Columbia-based utility services provider filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection Thursday in Delaware seeking recognition of a Canadian receivership placed on the business by a court there, saying... (more story)

UAE Bank Loses Suit Accusing Family Of Evading £19M Debt

A UAE bank has lost its claim against a businessman's family over an alleged £19 million ($24 million) debt, after a London judge ruled Thursday that the lender failed to prove that the businessman had intenti... (more story)

Bankruptcy Panel Lets Paid Creditor Join Involuntary Ch. 7 Bid

Creditors who were repaid after a bankruptcy is filed are eligible to later join an involuntary insolvency petition, a bankruptcy appellate panel for the Ninth Circuit has found, overturning a lower court's de... (more story)

CFPB Subpoenas Trustee In Debt Relief Firm Bankruptcy Case

The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has served a subpoena on the Chapter 11 trustee in charge of collapsed California debt relief law firm Litigation Practice Group's bankruptcy estate, the trustee's... (more story)

Girardi Pushes For New Trial Over Competency Claims

Counsel for Tom Girardi told a federal judge the disbarred attorney is plainly mentally incompetent and deserves a new trial over charges he defrauded clients of $15 million worth of settlement money.

TGI Fridays Gets OK On Bid Process As It Seeks Out Buyers

A Texas bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved TGI Fridays' procedures for contacting and selecting prospective buyers for its assets after the struggling restaurant chain said it was in discussions with at le... (more story)

AI School Tech Founder Stole $10M From Investors, DOJ Says

The founder of AllHere Education Inc., a startup venture that sold artificial intelligence-powered chatbots to schools, is charged with fleecing investors out of nearly $10 million by lying about the company's... (more story)

Calif. Hotel Wants To Stay Open Through Another Ch. 11

A California judge on Tuesday asked bankrupt San Jose hotel owner SC SJ Holdings for more information about who owns the cash management account that the debtor wants to use to keep operating during its second... (more story)

Poll Workers Fight Giuliani Attys' Bid To Exit Collection Cases

Two of Rudy Giuliani's attorneys doubled down Tuesday on their attempt to withdraw as counsel in the $148 million defamation case against him, saying in a redacted letter that the two Georgia poll workers hopi... (more story)