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Florida-Based Aviation Group Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy | WhatNow - Less than a year after selling a majority stake in its Warsaw-based pilot training center, Avenger Flight Group filed for bankruptcy along with 20...more
Restaurant operators have grappled with significant change in the past few years. The lingering impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, combined with a daunting collection of economic issues, including rapidly increasing labor...more
When tenant debtors continue to use leased space after filing for bankruptcy, they, by definition, benefit from such use. Landlords often hold off on pressing available remedies because of the debtor’s continued use and...more
A recent bankruptcy opinion delivers welcome news for secured creditors: Even if a financing statement lapses, a creditor can re-perfect its security interest by filing a new financing statement—so long as the underlying...more
Welcome to a special edition of Distressed Debt Legal Insights, Ropes & Gray’s source of timely insights for professionals navigating the complex world of liability management and special situations finance....more
A pair of recent tenant-friendly bankruptcy court decisions have (1) limited the scope of landlord priority expense claims, and (2) made it easier for a tenant in bankruptcy to assume and assign a lease over its landlord’s...more
I. INTRODUCTION: For decades, experts have recognized the need to reform Canada’s fraudulent conveyance and fraudulent preference laws (collectively, “reviewable transactions”), which have been described as “complex,...more
Recent high-profile bankruptcy filings underscore how rapidly financial distress can escalate when aggressive growth strategies, complex financing structures, and weak controls intersect. The Tricolor Auto Group and First...more
In keeping with the past five years, 2025 has continued to be an active time for airline restructurings and liquidations. The two largest U.S. aviation Chapter 11 proceedings that commenced during 2024, Spirit Airlines and...more
The UK courts are redefining the standards for creditor treatment under the country’s restructuring plans. Amid developing case law around “fairness” in court-sanctioned processes, market participants are exploring...more
U.S. bankruptcies and restructurings are expected to remain broadly steady in 2026, providing ample opportunity for restructuring and special situations investment. In the meantime, the U.S. market is assessing the...more
Vietnam has overhauled its decade-old bankruptcy legislation and enacted Law on Rehabilitation and Bankruptcy No. 142/2025/QH15 (RBL 2025), which will take effect on March 1, 2026 and replace the existing Law on Bankruptcy...more
A recent decision by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Texas (the “Court”), In re East Texas Machining & Manufacturing, LLC, Adversary No. 24-06043, Case No. 23-60629, (Bankr. E.D. Tex. Jan. 29,...more
Q: I am a receiver for a Delaware LLC who’s business is operated in California and Nevada. A creditor of the LLC has contacted me demanding that I turnover the proceeds of receivables I have collected, contending it has a...more
In the first of its kind, a US company with no prior connection to the United Kingdom, has financially restructured via a Part 26A Companies Act (UK) Restructuring Plan (the RP), in respect of which it also achieved Chapter...more
Over the past three years, Spain has operated as a real-time test market for the EU’s shift towards court-backed, pre-insolvency restructuring. Economic uncertainty, higher interest rates, and sectoral distress have...more
From "multi-Crown" class actions to the corporate attribution doctrine, Davies litigators explore the judicial shifts from 2024-2025 that business leaders need to know - Although 2025 is now in the rearview mirror, the...more
An overview of the U.S. insolvency framework, addressing core principles, creditor rights, restructurings, and cross-border issues....more
If you’re a restaurant owner in New York carrying COVID-era EIDL debt and personal guarantees that feel impossible to pay, I have good news: there are real, practical pathways to resolve these obligations—often for far less...more
When your restaurant is struggling, it’s natural to ask: “Do I really need to file bankruptcy?” The honest answer is – not always, but it’s often times either the best (and only) option....more
AGG’s Restructuring Roundup newsletter is a monthly update of legal issues and news affecting or related to commercial litigation and bankruptcy. The newsletter is a curation of published articles and news, and contains...more
Fat Brands, burdened with heavy debt, declares bankruptcy | Restaurant Business - The owner of Fatburger, Twin Peaks, Johnny Rockets, and Nestle Toll House Café—among other brands—has declared bankruptcy after accruing...more
The Illinois Receivership Act (the Act) creates a comprehensive statutory framework for commercial receiverships, effective January 1, 2026, that in practice functions as a "mini bankruptcy." The Act modernizes and...more
Tactics used in liability management type transactions (LMTs) have made their way to bankruptcy cases, including non pro rata debtor-in-possession (DIP) rollups, leading to objections from non-participating lenders. Most...more
The Conyers Hong Kong and Singapore offices produced rich and varied content in 2025. The topics that resonated most with readers in the Asia-Pacific region came from our Corporate, Investment Funds, Private Client and Trust...more