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Key Considerations for Attorneys Representing Landlords Dealing with a Commercial Tenant’s Bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy Code: 365, 502, 362

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Claims, Executory Contracts/Leases, Practice and Procedure, Business Reorganization, Real Estate, Retail

Mind the Gap: The Uncertain Status of Aircraft Lenders to Foreign Airlines in Chapter 11

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Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 365, 1110

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Administrative Expense Claims, Automatic Stay, Executory Contracts/Leases, Airlines, Business Reorganization, International Insolvency

Common Executory Contract Questions in Search of Answers

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Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 365

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Executory Contracts/Leases, Business Reorganization

What’s a Landlord to Do? How Conflicting Interpretations of § 365(d)(3) Might Render Vastly Different Results in Subchapter V and Beyond

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Bankruptcy Code: 1191, 365, 503, 507

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Claims, Executory Contracts/Leases, Legislation, Plan Confirmation, Practice and Procedure, Business Reorganization, Real Estate, Retail, Small Business

These Records Are Never “Double Platinum”: Medical Records Present Challenges in Health Care Provider Bankruptcy Transactions and Business Closures

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Bankruptcy Code: 351

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Asset Sales, Claims, Health Care

At the Intersection of ERISA and the Bankruptcy Code: Withdrawal-Liability in Ch. 11 Cases

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Bankruptcy Code: 503

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Claims, Business Reorganization

Do Contingent § 503(b)(9) Claims Exist?

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Bankruptcy Code: the Debtor and the Estate›Subchapter I - Creditors and Claims›502, the Debtor and the Estate›Subchapter I - Creditors and Claims›503

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Preferences

Administrative-Expense Payments: A Sure Thing, or a Vague Hope?

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Bankruptcy Code: 1183, 364, 503, 507, 726, 1129

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims

Cases Concerning Prudential Standing in Bankruptcy Appeals

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Bankruptcy Code: none

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Creditors' Committee, Plan Confirmation, Practice and Procedure, Professional Compensation/Fees, Venue/Jurisdiction, Business Reorganization

Is Electricity a “Good” Eligible for § 503(b)(9) Priority Status?

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: 503

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Claims, Business Reorganization, Uniform Commercial Code/Article 9