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Calif. Resort Developer SilverRock Files Ch. 11 Plan
The developer of a California resort project has proposed a new Chapter 11 plan and disclosure statement in Delaware bankruptcy court, seeking permission to solicit votes on a plan that will likely impair most secured creditors.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
A Delaware bankruptcy judge quashed a request to make a consultant hired by Christmas Tree Shops LLC pay liabilities for short-notice layoffs, eye treatment developer Clearside Biomedical asked the same judge to approve a claim settlement and the U.S. Trustee balked at Genesis Healthcare's proposed executive bonuses.
Did Multi-Color's Ch. 11 Set Venue Bar Too Low?
A decision earlier this week by a New Jersey bankruptcy judge to keep label maker Multi-Color Corp.'s Chapter 11 case in his court has some experts expressing concern the bar is being set too low in establishing venue for bankruptcy cases.
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McGlinchey Stafford PLLC shut down earlier this year after more than five decades, but its strong culture left many of the more than 100 former firm attorneys wanting to stick together even after the New Orlea... (more story)
A Texas bankruptcy judge agreed Thursday to give interim approval to a $184 million debtor-in-possession loan in Fat Brands' Chapter 11 case, and also approved a connected stipulation that temporarily removes ... (more story)
The Third Circuit is looking to fill two vacancies on New Jersey's bankruptcy court, which has emerged as a popular complex Chapter 11 venue, the appeals court announced Thursday.
The Office of the U.S. Trustee and law firm Jackson Walker LLP on Wednesday resolved the bankruptcy watchdog's opposition to a series of settlements tied to a romantic relationship between a former Jackson Wal... (more story)
Patent filings in Delaware federal district court were up by roughly 30% in 2025, while the federal bankruptcy court in Wilmington saw a decrease in overall filings for the year that included a major dip in Chapter 11 cases.
Akerman LLP has added a partner in Delaware who previously was at Saul Ewing LLP for more than 15 years to bolster its bankruptcy and reorganization practice group.
Del Monte secured a New Jersey bankruptcy judge's permission Wednesday to take creditors' votes on a Chapter 11 plan that would wind down its remaining business, about a month after the canned food company won... (more story)
A telecom company has asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to let it delay a $100 million payment owed to satellite operator Inmarsat, arguing that Inmarsat's alleged breach of a key settlement agreement undermin... (more story)
Fox Rothschild LLP has bolstered its ability to help clients facing major financial challenges with the addition of a Dallas-based partner who brings more than four decades of experience in bankruptcy and rest... (more story)
The owner of failed U.K. mortgage provider Market Financial Solutions has been hit with a worldwide freezing order, administrators said Wednesday in the wake of fraud allegations following its collapse in Febr... (more story)
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Oroville Hospital's plan to have its CEO resign and then be rehired as a consultant raised concerns for creditors and a California bankruptcy judge Thursday, as the medical center's Chapter 11 case headed towa... (more story)
Pallet company Palltronics is urging a Michigan federal court to deny a rival firm's request for more discovery in their trade secret dispute, arguing the request is unnecessary, premature and filed in bad faith.
A California luxury real estate investment company has filed for Chapter 11 protection in California with about $155 million in debt a day ahead of a foreclosure sale of its most prominent property, rapper Kan... (more story)
Zynex Inc., a pain management medical device maker, received confirmation Thursday of its Chapter 11 plan, which reduces its debt by about $50 million and turns over the company to its creditors.
A split Fourth Circuit panel ruled Wednesday that requiring a consumer debtor to arbitrate credit card collection actions would interfere with the clear purpose of the federal bankruptcy code, upholding a pair... (more story)
Former Ruby Tuesday managers are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review their dispute alleging Regions Bank lost them $35 million in retirement plan benefits that were liquidated in bankruptcy, saying an appe... (more story)
A former bank CEO can't file another amended complaint against First Horizon Bank claiming he was set up as a scapegoat in the legal fallout of a $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme, a Florida appeals court ruled Wednesday.
Natural gas compressor group Axip received final approval of its $105 million Chapter 11 financing package after resolving an objection from the official committee of unsecured creditors.
The Connecticut Supreme Court will not hear a challenge to the two-week suspension of Alex Jones' former lawyer, leaving intact an intermediate Appellate Court decision affirming the pared-down punishment surr... (more story)
A Texas federal judge ordered three of Jackson Walker LLP's former bankruptcy clients Tuesday to explain by next month what would happen to money from potential vacaturs or sanctions against the law firm if th... (more story)