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  • Four Principles to Consider When Choosing an Exit Financing Lender ( March 2004 )

    As the national economy shows signs of a recovery, an increasing number of bankrupt businesses are shifting their focus away from court-ordered protection toward a restoration of profitable operations. Exit financing plays a key part in such recoveries, and as experts from Wharton and GE Corporate Financial Services observe, understanding a few key principles can help companies navigate a process that can be both complex and dynamic.
  • February 2004 Insurance Law Alert ( February 2004 )

    Contains discussions on the fifth circuit diversity jurisdiction rules of for Lloyd’s of London, a Delaware bankruptcy judge refusing to confirm chapter 11 plan of reorganization for AC&S, and that the Wisconsin supreme court holds that contractual liability exclusion does not bar coverage for a construction defect claim.
  • Bankruptcy In Brief ( January 2000 )

    Bankruptcy is governed by the federal law found at Title 11 of the United States Code. As federal law, it supercedes any conflicting state law by reason of the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution. With the exception of exemptions, it is the same from state to state.
  • What You Should Know About Business Bankruptcies ( October 2000 )

    A business bankruptcy is a legal proceeding filed by a business for protection from its creditors. Two types of bu.
  • Bankruptcy ( September 2000 )

    What is Bankruptcy? Individuals who are having problems paying their bills or who are threatened by.
  • Bankruptcy: A Fresh Start for People with Financial Problems ( September 2000 )

    Bankruptcy is designed to provide a fresh start from excessive debt. Sometimes people make poor decisions which res.
  • No Release of Loan Guaranty Under Confirmed Plan's General Release Provision ( June 2000 )

    This article examines a recent 5th Circuit decision whereby the court ruled that when creditors or shareholders object to releases of a non-debtor, the court may approve the release upon special factors.
  • Specific Postconfirmation Issues ( June 2000 )

    This article provides an overview of postconfirmation issues that arise in bankruptcy practice.
  • Business Bankruptcy ( May 2000 )

    A business bankruptcy is most often a voluntary legal proceeding filed by a financially troubled company seeking.

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