Fraudulent transfer litigation is a valuable weapon in the bankruptcy code arsenal that is commonly used to target assets that were transferred or otherwise disposed of prior to the bankruptcy. These assets, if successfully...more
Originally enacted in 1978, and largely unmodified since, Section 1104(c)(2) of the Bankruptcy Code mandates the appointment of an examiner when a debtor has over $5 million of unsecured debt.
Today, that threshold is...more
In the weeks and months since COVID-19 effectively brought many sectors of the U.S. economy to a screeching halt, numerous major retailers, recreation and travel companies, grocery chains and restaurants have filed for...more
As the country begins on the path toward reopening in the current economic climate, white collar defense practitioners will need to become experts in an unfamiliar area of the law: bankruptcy.
Because there will be an...more