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Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
Bankrupt cryptocurrency company Celsius Network warned of another phishing attempt, a Brooklyn condo developer's Chapter 11 case was dismissed and a Canadian power services company reached a settlement with the owner of its debt.
Top North Carolina Cases Of 2024: Bias, Fraud And False Ads
North Carolina saw a host of heavy-hitting civil trials in 2024, from back-to-back multimillion-dollar jury verdicts in suits over false advertising and employment discrimination, to a substantial bench ruling in a much-watched bias suit against the federal judiciary.
Meet The Attorneys Helping Intrum Through Ch. 11
Swedish loan-servicing company Intrum is attempting to restructure $4.6 billion in debt with a Texas bankruptcy filing, under the guidance of a team of attorneys from Porter Hedges LLP and Milbank LLP.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
Bankrupt cryptocurrency company Celsius Network warned of another phishing attempt, a Brooklyn condo developer's Chapter 11 case was dismissed and a Canadian power services company reached a settlement with the owner of its debt.
Top North Carolina Cases Of 2024: Bias, Fraud And False Ads
North Carolina saw a host of heavy-hitting civil trials in 2024, from back-to-back multimillion-dollar jury verdicts in suits over false advertising and employment discrimination, to a substantial bench ruling in a much-watched bias suit against the federal judiciary.
Meet The Attorneys Helping Intrum Through Ch. 11
Swedish loan-servicing company Intrum is attempting to restructure $4.6 billion in debt with a Texas bankruptcy filing, under the guidance of a team of attorneys from Porter Hedges LLP and Milbank LLP.
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A Florida bankruptcy judge agreed Friday to confirm bar and restaurant chain World of Beer's Chapter 11 plan, which went through as a cramdown even though there were no objections on the record.
Bankrupt fuel refining company Vertex Energy Inc. received approval Friday from a Texas judge for a Chapter 11 plan that will recapitalize the company with up to $100 million of new financing when it emerges from bankruptcy.
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The operator of an apartment complex in Washington, D.C., filed for Chapter 11 in Delaware, saying the impact of COVID-19 and the district's affordable housing voucher program have led to diminishing cash reserves.
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Thursday greenlighted grocery automation firm Takeoff Technologies' Chapter 11 liquidation plan after hearing no opposition.