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Restructuring

Involuntary Petitions

Involuntary Petitions

Keep Your Fights Out of Bankruptcy Court: Bad Faith Involuntary Petitions

Involuntary Petitions

Florida Bankruptcy Court Finds That It Should Abstain From Involuntary Cases Against Florida Real Estate Developer (No, Not THAT Florida Real Estate Developer)

Humor, Involuntary Petitions

Time is Money: Conversion and Property of the Estate

363 Sales, Involuntary Petitions, Jurisdiction & Appeals

Southern District Bankruptcy Court Dismisses for Cause Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed By Single Creditor for Purpose of Enforcing a Debt in a Two-Party Dispute

Involuntary Petitions

No Bad Blood in the Bankruptcy Court: Third Circuit Holds That Bad Faith Is a Basis for Dismissing Involuntary Petitions

363 Sales, Executory Contracts & Unexpired Leases, Involuntary Petitions, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Lookback Period, Property of the Estate, Real Estate, Subordination & Recharacterization, Subrogation

Lookback Period: Eight Weeks (Part 2)

Involuntary Petitions

Bankruptcy Court Reinforces the Notion That Counting the Number of Eligible Creditors Commencing an Involuntary Case Really Counts

Chapter 11 Trustees & Examiners, Involuntary Petitions, Property of the Estate

Bankruptcy Is a Battlefield, but the Fight Is Over When You Shake on It

Involuntary Petitions

Three’s a Crowd: Payoffs, Numerosity, and Involuntary Petitions

Claims, Involuntary Petitions, Jurisdiction & Appeals

A Dispute Over a Dispute: Recent Bankruptcy Court Decision Dismisses Involuntary Chapter 7 Petition Due to Bona Fide Disputes

Contributor(s)

Involuntary Petitions

In the Game of “Involuntary Petition” Poker, Tenth Circuit BAP Calls Creditor’s Bluff

Corporate Governance & Fiduciary Duties, Financing, Involuntary Petitions

Is Your Child Controlling You? Delaware Bankruptcy Court Holds that Subsidiaries Can Owe Fiduciary Duties to their Parents

Involuntary Petitions, Jurisdiction & Appeals

Why Pasta Cooking Techniques Should Not Be Used in Litigation

Claims, Involuntary Petitions

When is a Claim Subject to a Bona Fide Dispute? Bankruptcy Court Examines the Requirements For An Involuntary Petition

Involuntary Petitions

Bankruptcy Court May Not Second Guess State Court Judgments When Evaluating the Merits of an Involuntary Petition

Avoidance Actions, Chapter 11 Plans, Involuntary Petitions, Secured Claims

2011: A Reminder to Secured Creditors to Take Nothing for Granted

Contributor(s)

Ronit J.
Berkovich

Involuntary Petitions

At What Point Does a Dispute Become Bona Fide?