A recent Fourth Circuit decision is instructive for multiemployer plans and the employers that contribute to them when there is a bankruptcy filing.

Early signs of customer financial distress can quickly snowball into serious cash-flow problems, especially for third-parties who depend on steady receivables.

Tax issues exist in most insolvency cases and the failure to address and plan for these can adversely affect multiple persons involved.

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.

When a federal court appoints a receiver, it initiates a complex process that sits at the intersection of litigation, forensic accounting, and equitable justice.

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

Understanding the bankruptcy claims trading market is crucial for those who deal with distressed assets, whether for clients or as investors themselves.

Digital assets generally cannot be physically held, but they may now be legally possessed, under the UCC in Delaware and other states that have adopted identical provisions of the UCC or similar legislation.

You’ve just won a trial and obtained a money judgment against a corporate defendant. Now, it’s time to enforce the judgment and collect what you’re owed.

Involuntary bankruptcy petitions can help creditors recover debts, but only if filed strategically. Learn how to meet legal requirements and avoid risks.