Contract law is about holding people to their promises. Bankruptcy law does just the opposite.

When a restructuring crosses borders, tax issues can become even more complicated: tax systems collide, priorities shift, and timing becomes critical.

When a company faces financial distress, its directors stand at a critical intersection of fiduciary duty and operational urgency.

In collections, knowing how to navigate a debtor’s bankruptcy can mean the difference between safeguarding your rights and losing your chance at recovery.

Determining the collateral value of a secured claim is more art than science, especially when the claim is over-secured.

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

The utilization of LMTs, including the use of private credit, in recent restructurings, and the potential role of AI, could permanently change the game of negotiating credit agreements.

Debtors must follow bankruptcy reporting requirements both before and during their Chapter 11 case.

Federal equity receiverships are crucial mechanisms for addressing insolvency, fraud, and mismanagement in businesses.

The automatic stay provides the debtor with breathing room to reorganize finances and prevents creditors from racing to recover assets.