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Mitigating Risk In Net Asset Value Facility Bankruptcies

In times of economic turbulence, parties to bankruptcy proceedings that involve net asset value facilities can mit... (more story)

Tax Traps In Acquisitions Of Financially Distressed Targets

Parties to the acquisition of an insolvent or bankrupt company face myriad tax considerations, including limitatio... (more story)

7 Steps To Take Before Responding To Claim Objections

When counsel is notified of an objection to the proof of claim in a bankruptcy case, they should contact the clien... (more story)

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Wheel Pros Floats $30M Ch. 11 Sale Of Its 4WP Unit

Bankrupt automotive wheel company Wheel Pros LLC asked a Delaware bankruptcy court to bless a private $30 million sale of its recently acquired 4WP retail unit to a subsidiary of Australia's ARB Corp., a move ... (more story)

Sheppard Mullin Scores Depp Trial Pro From Brown Rudnick

The co-lead counsel for Johnny Depp in his defamation trial against Amber Heard has moved from Brown Rudnick LLP to Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP, which just last month announced it had landed five oth... (more story)

Delaware Powerhouse: Pachulski Stang

The bankruptcy expertise at Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones has made it one of Delaware's go-to firms for many types of parties and local counsel — with the Sientra Inc., Vice Media Group and Yellow Corp. bankru... (more story)

Silver Points Wraps $4.6B Opportunistic Credit Fund

Silver Point Capital beat its target to lock down $4.6 billion for its latest opportunistic credit fund, the Connecticut-based credit investing firm announced Monday.

J&J Cheers Toss Of 'Indefensible' $260M Talc Verdict

An Oregon state judge rejected a jury's $260 million verdict for a woman who blamed Johnson & Johnson's talcum powder for her cancer diagnosis, a company spokesperson said Monday.

Gibson Dunn Taps Akin Gump Atty For Private Credit Growth

A former Akin Gump partner has joined Gibson Dunn to lead the firm's private credit efforts, the firm said Monday, marking its latest addition to its New York office.

Delaware Powerhouse: Richards Layton

Over the past year, Richards Layton & Finger PA has helped Gilead Sciences Inc. fight a potentially billion-dollar claim in which the federal government alleged the biopharmaceutical company infringed patents ... (more story)

The 2024 Regional Powerhouses

The law firms on Law360's list of 2024 Regional Powerhouses reflected the local peculiarities of their states while often representing clients in deals and cases that captured national attention.

Yellow Corp.'s Bid To Ax $7.8B Pension Liability Rejected

A Delaware bankruptcy judge sided with the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. in its dispute with trucking firm Yellow Corp. over $7.8 billion in retirement fund withdrawal liability, ruling Friday that special fe... (more story)

Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks

After months of a relatively steady pace of law firm mergers and acquisitions, the trio of proposed BigLaw tie-ups announced in recent days will likely spur more firms toward entertaining similar deal talks, e... (more story)

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Hawkers Asian Restaurant Chain Files For Ch. 11 In Fla.

Florida-based pan-Asian restaurant chain Hawker's Asian Street Food and Craft Cocktails became the latest casual dining enterprise to file for Chapter 11 protection Tuesday, as the industry continues to deal w... (more story)

Ex-MoviePass CEO Admits $9.95 Plan Too Good To Be True

Former MoviePass CEO J. Mitchell Lowe pleaded guilty in Florida federal court on Monday to conspiracy to commit securities fraud, admitting that he and another executive hyped the illusion that their $9.95-a-m... (more story)

Red Lobster Exits Bankruptcy Protection

Casual dining seafood chain Red Lobster exited from Chapter 11 on Monday under private equity ownership and with a new CEO, five months after filing for bankruptcy to pursue a sale.

Swedish Amazon Aggregator Files Ch. 15 To Halt Arbitration

Swedish Amazon aggregator Go North Group AB, a business that consolidates small sellers into one platform, filed for Chapter 15 recognition in a New York bankruptcy court Monday, aiming to halt arbitration ove... (more story)

Titanic Shipbuilder Sinks Under Weight Of Debt

Struggling shipbuilder Harland & Wolff said Monday that it plans to enter into administration and remove its shares from the London Stock Exchange after failing to win a £200 million ($264 million) government ... (more story)

NJ Jury Puts $26M Price Tag On Land In Development Battle

A New Jersey federal jury found that the owner of a 22-acre former Michelin Tire & Rubber Co. factory at the heart of a land-taking battle should get $25.6 million from a borough redevelopment agency that argu... (more story)

SEC Fines Zymergen $30M Over Misleading Pre-IPO Claims

Now-shuttered biotechnology company Zymergen Inc. has agreed to pay a $30 million fine to settle U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission allegations that it misled investors in its initial public offering when... (more story)

Philly's Defunct University Of The Arts Files For Ch. 7

Philadelphia's University of the Arts, which abruptly closed in June, filed for Chapter 7 liquidation Friday in Delaware bankruptcy court, roughly two weeks after nearby Temple University said it would not mov... (more story)

Property Developer Claims To Be Target Of Legal 'Vendetta'

The director of a defunct property developer has hit back against a claim that accuses him of breaching his duties to the company, as he argued that the "vexatious" case was brought as part of a "vendetta" by ... (more story)

Mayer Brown Bankruptcy Ace Jumps To Pashman Stein In NJ

Pashman Stein Walder Hayden PC has bolstered its bankruptcy practice in New Jersey with the addition of a partner from Mayer Brown LLP along with two associates, expanding the firm's roster in a state known fo... (more story)