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When Atty Ethics Violations Give Rise To Causes Of Action

Though the Model Rules of Professional Conduct make clear that a violation of the rules does not automatically cre... (more story)

Law School's Missed Lessons: Educating Your Community

Nearly two decades prosecuting scammers and elder fraud taught me that proactively educating the public about the ... (more story)

ConvergeOne Ch. 11 Ruling Clarifies Lender Incentive Limits

The recent ConvergeOne ruling from a Texas federal court marks the latest rebuke of selective lender incentives in... (more story)

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Wolfspeed Says Gas Supplier Reneged On Equipment Deal

Recently bankrupt semiconductor company Wolfspeed Inc. accused a bulk gas supplier in North Carolina federal court of failing to follow through on a contract by not removing gas equipment and suspending service fees.

Eletson Calls For Sanctions In Affiliate Ownership Row

Oil and gas shipping company Eletson Holdings was back before a New York bankruptcy judge Monday seeking sanctions in its Chapter 11 case, this time accusing a trio of Cyprus corporations of violating an order... (more story)

Dr. Phil Biz Ch. 11 Converted, Claire's Can Exit Bankruptcy

A judge agreed to switch the bankruptcy of a media company tied to talk show host Dr. Phil McGraw to a Chapter 7 case, Claire's obtained approval for its Chapter 11 exit plan and Spirit Airlines got the final ... (more story)

Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court

From billion-dollar pharma feuds to shifting equity deadlines, Delaware's courts saw another week of battles over mergers, fiduciary duty and judicial limits.

Omnicare Gets OK On $110M DIP Amid Sale Push

A Texas bankruptcy judge on Monday allowed Omnicare LLC to borrow $110 million in Chapter 11 financing, letting the CVS Health subsidiary that provides pharmacy services for long-term care facilities fund its ... (more story)

Real Estate Recap: Retail Rebirth, Data Center Outlier, SCIFs

Catch up on this past week's key developments by state from Law360 Real Estate Authority — including a look at how recent big-box store bankruptcies could usher in a retail sector revival, Florida's comparativ... (more story)

4th Circ. Denies En Banc Review In Bestwall Ch. 11 Case

The Fourth Circuit on Thursday declined asbestos claimants' request for an en banc review of a panel ruling in a Georgia-Pacific LLC spinoff's Chapter 11 case, rejecting on an 8-6 vote an argument that the ban... (more story)

Slater Blasts Bid To Terminate Boy Scout Case Fees

Mass tort plaintiffs' firm Slater Slater Schulman LLP is calling a motion seeking to end their contingency fee legal service agreements with sexual abuse claimants in the Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy a bas... (more story)

Fraud Claims Spur Dismissal Bid In First Brands SPV Cases

Lenders to special purpose vehicle entities tied to auto parts maker First Brands Group asked a Texas bankruptcy judge to dismiss the vehicles' Chapter 11 cases or appoint a trustee, arguing that the entities'... (more story)

Insurers Denied Bid To Stay Avon's Ch. 11 Plan For Appeal

A Delaware bankruptcy judge denied a motion Thursday from insurers at Lloyd's of London to stay Avon Inc.'s Chapter 11 plan while the insurers appeal, finding the insurers had not shown they would be irreparab... (more story)

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Foreclosure Fight Puts NYC Gay Bar Balcon Salon In Ch. 11

A gay bar in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood entered bankruptcy in New York after its largest secured creditor sought to foreclose on it for a bit over $7 million, saying the lender has been unwilling ... (more story)

RV Refrigerator Seller Norcold Hits Ch. 11 With $300M+ Debt

Norcold LLC, a company that sells refrigerators for recreational vehicles, filed for Chapter 11 protection in Delaware bankruptcy court Monday with more than $300 million in debt and a plan to sell its busines... (more story)

MV Realty Will Pay $2.8M To End NJ Suit Lien Agreements

Florida-based MV Realty has entered into a $2.8 million settlement with New Jersey to resolve a lawsuit claiming it duped cash-strapped homeowners into signing agreements with predatory terms that placed liens... (more story)

Up Next At High Court: Tariffs, Fugitives & Contractor Liability

The U.S. Supreme Court will begin its November oral argument session Monday, during which the justices will consider President Donald Trump's authority to impose tariffs on foreign countries under an emergency... (more story)

Real Estate Co. CBRM Affiliates' Ch. 11s Tossed In NJ

A New Jersey bankruptcy judge agreed Friday to dismiss the Chapter 11 proceedings for entities connected to troubled real estate group CBRM Realty Inc., diffusing creditors' efforts to have the cases thrown ou... (more story)

South African Airline's Deal With Boeing Approved In Ch. 15

A New York bankruptcy judge has approved a settlement between aircraft maker Boeing and South African airline Comair in the carrier's Chapter 15 case, resolving ongoing federal litigation over the airline's co... (more story)

Near's Ch. 11 Suit Says Auditor Failures Cost SPAC $400M

The plan administrator in the Chapter 11 case of data analytics company Near Intelligence filed a suit Thursday in Delaware bankruptcy court alleging that an auditing firm engaged by the debtor issued unqualif... (more story)

Ill. Judge Prefers 'Clean' Dismissal Against Ex-Girardi Attys

An Illinois federal judge told Edelson PC on Friday to either dismiss its conversion case against two former Girardi Keese attorneys in a "clean" and "unadulterated" stipulation or submit legal authority suppo... (more story)

Baltimore Diocese Judge Orders Trial On Charitable Immunity

A Maryland bankruptcy judge ordered the Archdiocese of Baltimore and a group of child sexual abuse claimants to prepare for a December trial on whether a charitable immunity defense should allow the Catholic o... (more story)

UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London

This past week in London has seen two regional law firms clash at the intellectual property court over the name Amicus Solicitors, Bill's Restaurant face a breach of contract suit by its former executive chair... (more story)