2015-11-18
The directors of the failed courier company City Link had a good reason to celebrate this weekend after the dismissal of criminal charges brought against them for failing to notify the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (“BIS”) of their i
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2015-11-18
The battle over the $18 billion restructuring of Caesars Entertainment Operating Co.—the bankrupt operating unit of casino giant Caesars Entertainment Corp.—has spilled
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2015-11-18
My family and I traveled to Wheelwright, KY this summer for a mission trip with St. Winifred’s Church, in Mt. Lebanon Township, Pittsburgh, PA.
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2015-11-17
When it comes to pre-bankruptcy insider pay, how much disclosure is enough?
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2015-11-17
When it comes to pre-bankruptcy insider pay, how much disclosure is enough?
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2015-11-17
Andrew Krech/Citizens’ Voice via Associated Press
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2015-11-17
Upcoming Committee Formation Meeting: November 23, 2015 at 10:00 a.m.
Case Name: Parallel Energy LP, et al.
Case Number:15-12263 (KG)
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2015-11-17
Popular music-streaming company Pandora Media Inc. plans to pay $75 million for the assets of Spotify competitor Rdio, which filed for bankruptcy Monday.
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2015-11-16
This is the second post in our series on
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2015-11-16
Bernie Trujillo emailed me from Valparaiso University with the news that the Indiana bar examiners have added some bankruptcy law to the state bar exam.
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2015-11-16
When companies file for chapter 11 bankruptcy, the price they pay for the court’s protection is transparency.
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2015-11-16
Frequent readers of the blog will know that David Lander has guest blogged for us several times.
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2015-11-16
By Ann CarrnsDisputing mistakes found on your credit report has become a bit easier because of expanding electronic options for challenging errors.The three major credit bureaus have long provided online channels for challenging inaccuracies, but
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2015-11-16
The General Motors chapter 11 case continues to produce interesting decisions on a variety of bankruptcy issues.
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2015-11-16
It is commonly thought that arbitration benefits everyone since it prohibits someone from suing an entity (usually a corporation) for something that was allegedly done wrong. The com
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