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Three Issues to Navigate to Avoid a Retailer’s Liquidation

Authors:

Frank Merola

Gabriel Sasson

Samantha Martin

Retail reorganizations fail at an alarming rate. While nearly half of all large retail Chapter 11 cases that begin with aspirations of reorganizing ultimately liquidate, only a small fraction of mega...

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What's Hot in the Turnaround and Restructuring Industry?

Nicholas F. Kajon

Even though default rates and corporate Chapter 11 filings remain at historic lows, a number of industries have been experiencing financial distress, including oil and gas, retail, higher education, and food processing. Hot topics affecting...

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Risk of Limits on Credit Bidding in Bankruptcy May Be Overstated

Paul D. Leake

In 2014, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware issued a controversial ruling in the Fisker Automotive case limiting the amount of a secured creditor’s credit bid in a bankruptcy sale to the discounted purchase price the credit...

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Are Some Creditors More Equal Than Others?

Kelly Beaudin Stapleton

As in George Orwell’s Animal Farm , where “all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others,” 1 so it seems for creditors with regard to the priority scheme established under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code to bring fairness and certainty...

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Code's Safe Harbor Provision Continues to Expand

Mark N. Parry

Section 546(e) of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code limits the avoiding powers of trustees and debtors in possession. 1 Often called the “safe harbor provision,” the purpose of the limitations, as expressed in the legislative history accompanying the 1982...

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Happenings

Newcomers: October 2015

Alabama Diane L. Munson, Tatum Atlanta Hayes Ashcraft,  Guggenheim Securities LLC Jochen Chang, Conway MacKenzie Inc. David M. Felts,   Brookwood Associates LLC Brian S. Gagel, Renasant Business...

October 2015

Journal Archives

Three Issues to Navigate to Avoid a Retailer’s Liquidation

Snapshots

Events Calendar

What's Hot in the Turnaround and Restructuring Industry?

Risk of Limits on Credit Bidding in Bankruptcy May Be Overstated

Are Some Creditors More Equal Than Others?

Code's Safe Harbor Provision Continues to Expand

Happenings

Happenings

Newcomers: October 2015