Business Bankruptcy

Section 363 asset sales ensure transparency, fairness, and value maximization while protecting buyers from many risks associated with distressed assets.

Holders of administrative claims are entitled to priority payment so long as the claim was for goods or services that benefited the debtor’s estate.

While some see third-party releases as essential to achieving global settlements, others view them as dangerous loopholes.

In business bankruptcy, creditors, vendors, and even business partners may find themselves pulled into lawsuits called ‘avoidance actions.’

The Chief Restructuring Officer plays a critical role in helping distressed companies navigate the tricky waters of restructuring and bankruptcy.

Retention in a Chapter 11 reorganization ensures distressed businesses are able to navigate the complexities of bankruptcy.

Property appraisals can be crucial in making an important business decision, so it’s all the more important to have the right appraiser for the job.

Single asset real estate (SARE) cases are deceptively complex and the legal and ethical issues they raise can trip up even experienced professionals.

Bankruptcy is about giving struggling businesses a fresh start. But what happens when a business facing environmental liabilities files for bankruptcy?

The first day hearing is crucial for stabilizing a Chapter 11 debtor’s operations and setting the tone for the case.