MOAC Again: No Remedy for the Landlord Despite Beating Sears in the Supreme Court
On remand from the Supreme Court and the Second Circuit, the district court decides that the Mall of America landlord isn’t entitled to more than the bargain it made with Sears in 1991.
Big Stuff on Chapter 11 from the Second Circuit and Elsewhere
Noncompete and Confidentiality Agreements Can’t Be Rejected as Executory Contracts
If a breach results only in a right to equitable relief, there is no ‘claim’ and thus no executory contract.
WeWork Eyes Exit From Chapter 11 Without Additional Bankruptcy Loans
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An Interview with Circuit Judge Thomas Ambro: How Article III Judges See Bankruptcy Law, Bankruptcy Judges and the Bankruptcy Code
District Court Upholds the ‘Time Approach’ to Reduce Landlords’ Claims
Across the board, the district court affirmed a decision by Bankruptcy Judge Michael Wiles that minimized landlords’ claims resulting from lease termination or rejection.
WeWork to Save $8 Billion in Rent by Restructuring Leases
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WeWork Junior Creditors Committee Wants to Sue SoftBank
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