Energy Future is setting a schedule for its chapter 11 exit plan, the Revel casino’s former owner wants to get votes on a plan to divvy up sale proceeds, and Caesars’ examiner wants to present a deal with creditors over their investigations into pre-bankruptcy asset transfers. Read More »
A bankruptcy judge has ordered the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gallup, N.M., its insurance carriers and lawyers representing 58 alleged sexual-abuse victims to begin mediation no later than July 15. Read More »
Endeavour International is looking for a buyer of its U.S. operations, GM wants to invest $5.4 billion in U.S. plants, and Banco Espírito Santo’s Miami arm is getting sold. Read More »
Caesars’ independent examiner is close to a deal with creditors, EveryWare won final approval to tap a bankruptcy loan, and Karmaloop’s choice of law firm has been challenged. Read More »
The sale of Oncor may offer a way out for the former TXU Corp., a judge dismissed Philip Falcone’s lawsuit agains Dish Network, and RadioShack plans to sell a trove of customer data next month. Read More »
Endeavour International is trying to ward off a lawsuit, bankruptcy trailblazer Harvey Miller died, and Kevyn Orr is leaving Atlantic City’s emergency management team. Read More »
Speculation has swirled in the legal community in recent weeks about who’s likely to appear to testify in the criminal trial stemming from the collapse of Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP. As jury selection begins Monday in the case, some answers are beginning to emerge. Read More »
Bankruptcy law pioneer Harvey R. Miller has died at 82 after a battle with ALS. Mr. Miller, a partner at the New York law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP, was a trailblazer in elevating the field of bankruptcy law from a dusty corner of the legal world to its key place today in most major law firms. Read More »
Altegrity gave $25.7 million to top executives in the year before its bankruptcy, Corinthian Colleges is ending operations, and Salus Capital’s CEO left following losses from a RadioShack loan. Read More »
Jury selection begins Monday in a criminal trial stemming from the downfall of Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP, a 1,300-lawyer New York institution that became the largest law firm ever to fail when it filed for bankruptcy in May 2012. The trial comes three years after news first surfaced that the Manhattan district attorney’s office was investigating firm leaders for financial fraud, and just over a year after the D.A. brought a 111-count indictment against four individuals. Here’s what you need to know at this stage of the case. Read More »
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