The Cloak of Good Faith: Protecting Bankruptcy Sales from Appellate Review


363 Sales, Chapter 11 Plans, Distressed Debt Funds, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Post-Confirmation Issues The Cloak of Good Faith: Protecting Bankruptcy Sales from Appellate Review Jul 10, 2017 Prashant Rai recently published an article on appellate review of section 363 sales in the April 2017 edition of the Norton Bankruptcy Law Adviser. To access it, please click the link below: https://www.weil.com/~/media/files/pdfs/2017/nbla_april_2017.pdf Posted with permission from Norton Bankruptcy Law Adviser, April 2017 issue. Copyright (c) 2017 Thomson Reuters/West. For more information about this publication, please visit www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com More from the Bankruptcy Blog Administrative Expenses, Case Overviews, Claims, Energy Sector, Litigation Issues, News, Post-Confirmation Issues, What We're Watching The Aftermath of a Complicated Breakup: Third Circuit Holds Stalking Horse Bidder in Terminated Transaction May Assert Potential Administrative Expense Claim Notwithstanding Disallowance of Its Termination Fee Apr 2021 Contributor(s) Ronit J. Berkovich John Zhang Chapter 11 Plans, Due Process Concerns, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Litigation Issues, Post-Confirmation Issues What’s Done is Done: Third Circuit Upholds Equitable Mootness and Rules Out Possibility of Individualized Relief for Timely Objecting Party Mar 2021 Contributor(s) Robert Lemons Patrick Feeney Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties, Litigation Issues, News, Post-Confirmation Issues, What We're Watching Officers of Selling Companies May Escape Fiduciary Duty Liability But May Be Required to Return Change of Control Payments if Company is Insolvent Post-Closing (Nine West Part 2) Jan 2021 Contributor(s) Ronit J. Berkovich Teddy Cohan Copyright © 2021 Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, All Rights Reserved. The contents of this website may contain attorney advertising under the laws of various states. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP is headquartered in New York and has office locations in Beijing, Boston, Dallas, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Houston, London, Miami, Munich, New York, Paris, Princeton, Shanghai, Silicon Valley, and Washington, D.C.

363 Sales, Chapter 11 Plans, Distressed Debt Funds, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Post-Confirmation Issues

The Cloak of Good Faith: Protecting Bankruptcy Sales from Appellate Review

Prashant Rai recently published an article on appellate review of section 363 sales in the April 2017 edition of the Norton Bankruptcy Law Adviser. To access it, please click the link below:
https://www.weil.com/~/media/files/pdfs/2017/nbla_april_2017.pdf
Posted with permission from Norton Bankruptcy Law Adviser, April 2017 issue. Copyright (c) 2017 Thomson Reuters/West. For more information about this publication, please visit www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com

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