Attorneys representing consumers in Chapters 7 and 13 must understand the differences between the chapters and ensure that everyone has equal access to both chapters under the Bankruptcy Code. READ NOW » Related Content Counseling a Consumer Client...
You represent various suppliers and creditors that want to protect their interests as they do business with distressed companies. You need to advise them of the steps they can take to protect themselves in case the distressed company files for bankruptcy. READ...
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Attorneys representing a party in bankruptcy will often have to analyze or prepare a valuation analysis of the debtor or a lender’s collateral. Valuation issues implicate several sections of the Bankruptcy Code. READ NOW » Related Content Valuation...
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You represent a party in a dispute against a distressed company. The parties reach a resolution, and you begin working on a settlement agreement. You need to draft the settlement in a manner that protects your client if the distressed company files for bankruptcy...
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If the answer is yes, you should check out the Practical Guidance timeline for the Chapter 11 plan process which now has visual timelines outlining the process. READ NOW » Related Content Section 363 Sale Timeline Use this timeline, with visualizations...
It is an exciting time! The court just approved bidding procedures and your client wants to bid at the auction. Here is what to expect. READ NOW » Related Content Buyer’s Considerations in a Section 363 Sale Checklist Use this checklist when...
Recently, courts and commentators have questioned the continued viability of the equitable mootness doctrine. In August, the Eighth Circuit criticized the doctrine of equitable mootness and severely limited the doctrine. READ NOW » Related Content ...
Halloween is right around the corner, and you are daydreaming about your candy preferences. However, your client just got served a complaint and is thinking about bankruptcy preferences. You abandon your candy dreams and begin to analyze the many potential defenses...
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