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Contributor
Debora Hoehne
Counsel
New York
phone +1 212 310 8614
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Chapter 15, Claims, International, Litigation Issues, Pre-Filing Considerations
Clearing a Runway to Litigating Claims: The Principle of Comity and Pre-Litigation Discovery in Chapter 15 Cases
Dec 2021
Contributor(s)
Ronit J.
Berkovich
Debora
Hoehne
John
Zhang
Chapter 15
Weil Represents Norwegian Air in Obtaining Chapter 15 Recognition of Successful Cross-Border Restructuring
Jun 2021
Contributor(s)
Kelly
DiBlasi
Debora
Hoehne
Case Overviews, Chapter 7 Trustees, International, Rules & Procedures
Fugitive’s French Funds Left Fraught: Ninth Circuit BAP Authorizes Compelled Consent Directives
Nov 2018
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Rachael
Foust
Professionals
Getting off on the Right Foot: Bankruptcy Court Rejects U.S. Trustee’s Unconventional Position That Management Consultant Must be Retained Under Section 327 of the Bankruptcy Code
Aug 2018
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Chapter 7 Trustees
Judge Tosses Bad Faith Involuntary Filing Primarily Seeking Management Change
Jun 2016
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions, Jurisdiction & Appeals
Asserting Personal Jurisdiction Over Foreign Banks
Apr 2016
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Claims
Bringing Certainty to Uncertainty: Estimation of Tort Claims
Feb 2016
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Subordination & Recharacterization
Sentinel Appeal Part II: Seventh Circuit Discusses Equitable Subordination of Non-Insider
Jan 2016
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Sentinel Appeal Part I – Seventh Circuit Discusses Inquiry Notice
Jan 2016
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Lookback Period
Lookback Period – Six Weeks (Part 2)
Dec 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Making a Clean Break, Part II: Tenth Circuit Sheds Light on Reasonably Equivalent Value for Severance
Nov 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Making a Clean Break, Part I: Tenth Circuit Sheds Light on When Terminated Officer Ceases to Be Insider
Nov 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Litigation Issues
Court Tells Junior Investors in CDO “You Gotta Have Faith” – Good Faith and Fair Dealing, That Is
Oct 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Safe No More? Court Vacates Opinion Safe Harboring REMIC Payments
Sep 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Claims, Due Process Concerns
Known or Unknown? Third Circuit Questions Standing in New Century Appeal
Aug 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
363 Sales, Secured Claims
Does Silence Mean Consent? Some Courts Have Found That It Does Not (at Least for Purposes of Sales Under Section 363(f))
Jul 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Securitized Loan Payments Safe Harbored Under Section 546(e)
May 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Breaking the Code
Distributions – Section 1143
May 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
ABI Reform Commission
Making an Exit, Part II: ABI Commission Recommendations on Chapter 11 Plan Content, Voting and Exit Orders
Mar 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
ABI Reform Commission
Making an Exit, Part I: ABI Commission Recommendations on Chapter 11 Plan Content, Voting and Exit Orders
Feb 2015
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Due Process Concerns
Why You May Not Want to Get All Your News From Facebook
Dec 2014
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions, Financing, International
Free Trade, Comity, and the Bankruptcy Code
Nov 2014
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Where’s the Beef? (Part II)
Oct 2014
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Where’s the Beef? (Part I)
Oct 2014
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Double Dipping? Section 503(b)(9) and the New Value Defense to Preference Liability
Sep 2014
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Chapter 15
Foreign Debtor Eligibility for Chapter 15: The Second Circuit’s Gateway Requirements May Not Limit Access After All
Jul 2014
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
363 Sales, Avoidance Actions, Valuation
“Keep Calm and Carry On”: “Panicked” Asset Sale Not Inconsistent With Good Faith Finding for Constructive Fraudulent Transfer Analysis
Apr 2014
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Claims, Utilities
“Call Me [a Good,] Maybe”
Oct 2013
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Financing
No More Separation Anxiety – Court Confirms Operational Separateness of Bankruptcy Remote Entity
Sep 2013
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Chapter 11 Plans, Secured Claims
The Cramdown Matrix: Reloaded
Jul 2013
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Chapter 11 Plans, Secured Claims
Reorganizing a “Refuge from Home Life”: Debtor Rides Rising Hotel Market to Cramdown Confirmation
Jun 2013
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions, Financing
“Show Me the Money (or Money’s Worth)” — Divided Court of Appeals Finds New Value Defense Protects Surety’s Use of Loan Proceeds
Mar 2013
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Insurance, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Mass Torts
Other People’s Money – Revisited (Or, When Do Insurers Have Standing to Challenge a Bankruptcy Plan?)
Feb 2012
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Financing
Putting Bankruptcy Remoteness on Trial in the Seventh Circuit – Defining the Parameters of “Operational Separateness” for an SPE
Jan 2012
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Chapter 9
The Politics of Municipal Bankruptcy
Dec 2011
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Chapter 11 Plans, Secured Claims
All or Nothing? Bankruptcy Court Determines that the Partial Surrender of Collateral to a Secured Creditor Is Not the Indubitable Equivalent of the Secured Creditor’s Claim
Oct 2011
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Jurisdiction & Appeals
“It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over”: Final Orders Appealable Under 28 U.S.C. § 158(d)
Aug 2011
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Jurisdiction & Appeals
Other People’s Money (Part II)
Aug 2011
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Insurance, Jurisdiction & Appeals, Mass Torts
Other People’s Money (Part I)
Jul 2011
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Chapter 11 Plans, Jurisdiction & Appeals
Potential to Increase Size of Post-Confirmation Trust Is Insufficient Basis for Exercise of Bankruptcy Court Jurisdiction
May 2011
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Attorneys Beware! Good Faith Required for “Mere Conduit” or Control Exception to Initial Transferee Liability
Feb 2011
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Financing
Has Bankruptcy Remoteness Become, Well, More Remote in the Seventh Circuit?
Dec 2010
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Avoidance Actions
Trustees Beware! Securitization Trustees May Be Liable for Fraudulent Transfers
Nov 2010
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Chapter 15
Every Debtor Has a CoMI
Nov 2010
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne
Chapter 9, Labor & Employment
Rejection of Collective Bargaining Agreements in Chapter 9 Cases
Oct 2010
Contributor(s)
Debora
Hoehne

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