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What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
Vodka company Stoli Group and pharmaceutical giant Purdue are both headed to court to make the case for their bankruptcy plan disclosure statements, New Hampshire power plant operator Burgess BioPower will try to get its Chapter 11 plan confirmed, and trucking company Yellow Corp. is facing a bid to send it to liquidation.
Meet The Weil Attys Guiding Everstream's Ch. 11
Everstream, a provider of fiber networks to businesses, has retained a team of lawyers from Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP to aid its journey through a bankruptcy it started with plans to conduct a Chapter 11 sale to a competitor.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
A Pennsylvania coal company and creditors for an orthopedic implant maker are looking to end their respective Chapter 11 cases, the trustee for Bernie Madoff's investment firm has struck a deal with a feeder fund, and a movie production company wants permission to pay "key" employees to stay on board until the end of its own Chapter 11.
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
Vodka company Stoli Group and pharmaceutical giant Purdue are both headed to court to make the case for their bankruptcy plan disclosure statements, New Hampshire power plant operator Burgess BioPower will try to get its Chapter 11 plan confirmed, and trucking company Yellow Corp. is facing a bid to send it to liquidation.
Meet The Weil Attys Guiding Everstream's Ch. 11
Everstream, a provider of fiber networks to businesses, has retained a team of lawyers from Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP to aid its journey through a bankruptcy it started with plans to conduct a Chapter 11 sale to a competitor.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
A Pennsylvania coal company and creditors for an orthopedic implant maker are looking to end their respective Chapter 11 cases, the trustee for Bernie Madoff's investment firm has struck a deal with a feeder fund, and a movie production company wants permission to pay "key" employees to stay on board until the end of its own Chapter 11.
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