ABI Blog Exchange

The Weil Bankruptcy Blog team is excited to bring you our Inaugural Review, highlighting important cases, topics, and themes in the restructuring world that we have addressed on the Weil Bankruptcy Blog in the past few months.

A program that moves distressed mortgages out of the foreclosure pipeline can save the FHA and GSEs money and give troubled borrowers a better shot at staying in their homes Â-- but only if it's properly implemented.

Nothing is more critical for private equity investors than the exit, however, several reports have been published in the past few years indicating a serious decline in one common way of private investor exit – initial public offerings (IPOs).

The 2005 Amendments to the Bankruptcy Code ushered in section 503(b)(9) of the Bankruptcy Code, which grants trade creditors an administrative expense for goods sold to the debtor in the ordinary course of the debtor’s business and that the debtor re

There has been much discussion about the changes that may be coming in the wake of the recent SEC Investor Advisory Committee meeting, where they considered changing the definition of the term Accredited Investor.

  This is the bankruptcy case study for Todd, from Steger, Illinois, and his wife Emily. The couple is considering chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy, but is not sure which chapter is best for them. Let’s explore the details.

by Matthew Smith, Associate

Weil partner, Joseph H. Smolinsky, will participate in a webinar with Aaron D.

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