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Administrative Expenses, Claims, Utilities

Appellate Panel Teaches the Electric Slide, Sets Forth a Standard for Determining Whether Electricity Is a “Good” for Purposes of Section 503(b)(9)

Claims, Energy Sector, Utilities

It’s Electric! Boogie Woogie Woogie (But It’s Not a Good) – Delaware Bankruptcy Court S(l)ides With Courts Ruling That Electricity Not a “Good” for Purposes of Section 503(b)(9) of the Bankruptcy Code

Chapter 11 Trustees & Examiners, Claims, Utilities

Is Electricity a “Good”? Montana Bankruptcy Court Says Yes!

Avoidance Actions, Utilities

Safe From Avoidance: Electricity Requirements Contracts

363 Sale Order Approving Sale of Electric Company’s Assets Generates Some “Electricity” of Its Own

Market Trends, German Restructuring, French Restructuring, Cross-border, News

The Weil European Distress Index – October 2022

Contributor(s)

Andrew J.
Wilkinson

News

Alexander Welch Named 2022 Outstanding Young Restructuring Lawyer by Turnarounds & Workouts

Contributor(s)

Ronit J.
Berkovich

David
Griffiths

Case Overviews, Financing, Secured Claims

Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing Examined: La Paloma

Contributor(s)

Ronit J.
Berkovich

Claims, Secured Claims

Think You Got A Blank Check? Think Again

ABI Reform Commission, Automatic Stay, Executory Contracts & Unexpired Leases, Setoffs

ABI Chapter 11 Reform Commission Series: Shallow Harbors? An In-Depth Look at the Proposed Changes to the Safe Harbor Provisions

Brazilian Reorganization Plan: Fundamentally Fair or Wholesale Trampling of Creditors’ Rights?

Claims

Court Denies Administrative Priority Status to Seller Whose Goods Were Not Received by the Debtor

Are Utilities Unfairly Protected Under the Bankruptcy Code?

Claims, Utilities

“Call Me [a Good,] Maybe”

Due Process Concerns

(In)excusable Neglect: In These Courts, You’ll Need Something Stronger than “The Dog Ate My Homework”

Dead or Alive – Liquidation or Restructuring under the Hungarian Insolvency Law?

Court Holding “Value” in Section 363(f)(3) Means Actual Aggregate Value of Liens Securing the Property Rather Than Face “Amount” of Liens Gets Undersecured Lenders Wired Up

363 Sales, Financing

Senior Lenders “Shocked” By Sale Order Holding Second Liens Have Standing to Oppose Sale

Securitizations & Hedges, Utilities

Section 366’s Backdoor: Closing the Forward Contract Loophole for Utility Suppliers