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Texas "Two-Step" Forward, Three Steps Back for Mass Tort Debtors in the Third Circuit After LTL

National Law Review M&A

bankruptcy) Type of Law: Bankruptcy & Restructuring Litigation / Trial Practice Mergers & Acquisitions Dendinger Jonathan Lozano Jurisdiction: 3rd Circuit (incl.

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Standing to Challenge: Will the Australian Courts Continue to Assist Aggrieved Stakeholders as the Economic Uncertainty Remains?

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Masi Zaki Kate Spratt Jurisdiction: Australia Type of Law: Bankruptcy & Restructuring Corporate & Business Organizations Mergers & Acquisitions Global Special highlight:

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Reviewing Late Payments for an Ordinary Course Defense

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Keith Poston Jurisdiction: All Federal Type of Law: Bankruptcy & Restructuring Financial Institutions & Banking Litigation / Trial Practice Mergers & Acquisitions Special highlight:

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The Challenges and Opportunities of Pre-Packs as a Restructuring Tool

Reynolds Holding

In a new article, I examine the types of pre-packs around the world and their risks and advantages. I also review the empirical evidence on pre-packs and conclude with various policy recommendations for countries considering the adoption of this restructuring tool. Pre-packs are also regulated differently around the world.

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The Questionable Virtues of Chapter 11 in the FTX Bankruptcy

Reynolds Holding

On November 14, 2022, FTX, the third largest crypto exchange in the world, filed for bankruptcy. The bankruptcy declaration reveals the harrowing details leading-up to the filing. Ray, an experienced restructuring executive, has been involved in managing a number of major corporate failures, including at Enron and Nortel.

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How to Avoid Chapter 22 in Restructuring Work for Energy Companies

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Click to Download: How to Avoid Chapter 22 in Restructuring Work for Energy Companies. It takes time and money to go through a Chapter 11 restructuring, so going through it twice in a couple of years is unwise and inefficient. In fact, there was a roundtable at the Harvard Law School in 2014 1 that focused on this very thing.

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Bailout Blues: The Write-Down of the AT1 Bonds in the Credit Suisse Bailout

Reynolds Holding

This principle is also central to legal frameworks governing the restructuring of banks. This can be either of two types: a “Contingency Event” or a “Viability Event.” A section on “Events of Default” stipulates that, inter alia , the commencement of an involuntary bankruptcy case against CS constitutes such an event.

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