Bankruptcy & Restructuring

Bankruptcy and restructuring is a highly regulated area of law. Given today’s business environment, companies are often faced with situations in which they must reorganize and restructure their finances in order to survive. In the competitive business market, companies need expert legal advice and analysis of existing regulations, statutes and judicial precedent when making decisions about the future of companies. When companies go bankrupt, there is a lot of information to process and factors to consider, and the Department of Justice oversees the companies dismantling and the distribution of assets to creditors to ensure the law is not violated.  The National Law Review publishes updates on this process and the resulting and relevant litigation.

The National Law Review has this area of law covered with the latest legislation, legal news, and stories, from multinational corporations, international organizations on down to small, local businesses, who need expert legal analysis on bankruptcy processes. Because there are many tax-law implications in this area, it is an area of law which is highly regulated. In addition to the latest news on companies which are filing for bankruptcy or restructuring their organization, the National Law Review details the complexities of filing in bankruptcy court, business reorganization, what companies have to prove when filing for bankruptcy, and different cases which are pending at the federal court level.

The site also covers the latest information and news on creditors’ rights in litigation, their ability to collect, and laws which protect companies filing for bankruptcy, trying to avoid paying debts owed to their creditors. News coverage and stories online include Chapter 11 proceedings, Chapter 13 filing, litigation at the federal level, distressed acquisitions and sales, foreclosures on businesses, workout practices, and liquidations.

Visitors to the site will also read about international cross-border insolvency claims, global restructuring laws, cases involving multinational companies, and international laws which regulate the field of bankruptcy. Among the countries which are covered, outside the US, includes Europe, Asia, and Australia. Visitors to NLR will always find the latest case law, litigation, pending legislation, and stories, in the area of bankruptcy and reorganization law.

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Recent Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Distressed Debt News

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Sep
4
2015
Quadrant Court Further Defines Creditor Derivative Standing for Breach of Duty Claims Mintz
Sep
2
2015
Baker & Botts – – Is The Second Shoe About To Drop? Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Sep
1
2015
UK Insolvency Service: Dodgy Directors Top Trumps Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
31
2015
Equitable Mootness: Concurring Opinions in Conflict Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
28
2015
Consensual Debt Collection Calls in the Sixth Circuit Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
27
2015
Walk This Way? – The UK’s View Of A European Insolvency Framework Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
25
2015
Debtor Does Not Get a Free House After All Stark & Stark
Aug
25
2015
New UK High Court Treatment For Subject Access Requests Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
24
2015
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: Confirmation Of A Chapter 11 Plan Could Strip Your Liens If You’re Not Careful Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
20
2015
Monitor Financial Distress in Your Supply Chain Foley & Lardner LLP
Aug
20
2015
United Kingdom: Lehman Brothers, the Judicial Gift that Keeps on Giving….. Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
18
2015
Supreme Court, Citing Dewsnup v. Timm, Refuses to Allow a Debtor to Strip Off a Fully Undersecured Second Lien Against Debtor’s Home Holland & Hart LLP
Aug
11
2015
Water into WIFI – A Modern Definition of “Essential” re: Essential Supplies in UK Insolvency Cases Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
10
2015
Selling to Customers or Clients in Financial Distress or in Bankruptcy? Proceed, but with Caution. Horwood Marcus & Berk Chartered
Aug
8
2015
Short-Pay Statements Under North Carolina Law Poyner Spruill LLP
Aug
7
2015
Bankruptcy Considerations in Collection Actions Stark & Stark
Aug
7
2015
Foreclosure Sales and Deficiency Judgments in Tennessee Dickinson Wright PLLC
Aug
6
2015
UK Pension Protection Fund Issue New Pre-Pack Administration Guidance Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
4
2015
Equitable Mootness In The Third Circuit: Dead Or Alive? Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Aug
4
2015
In a Case of First Impression at the Circuit Level, Ninth Circuit Holds an Insider Who Waives his Right to Indemnification from the Debtor is not a “Creditor” for Purposes of Preferential Transfers Under Sec. 547 of the Bankruptcy Code Holland & Hart LLP
Aug
1
2015
NC Court of Appeals Weighs in on Multiple Creditor’s Rights Issues Poyner Spruill LLP
Aug
1
2015
Seizing Assets Hidden In A Sham Trust Horwood Marcus & Berk Chartered
Aug
1
2015
The Viability of the Equitable Mootness Doctrine in the Third Circuit: A Moot Point? Faegre Drinker
Jul
31
2015
Asset Protection Planning-Part 2-When is it too late? [PODCAST] Odin, Feldman & Pittleman, P.C.
Jul
31
2015
Corporations Are People Under The FDCPA: Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Jul
29
2015
Litigants Beware: Filing an Involuntary Bankruptcy Could Make You a Debtor Rather than a Creditor Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Jul
28
2015
UK IPs: Beware Taking Fees on Trust… re: Insolvency Practitioners Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Jul
21
2015
Bankruptcy Mischief: Fraudulent Concealment and Bad Faith Do Not Matter When It Comes To Disallowing Bankruptcy Code Exemptions Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
 

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