Monday, the historic Nortel Networks Corp. cross-border bankruptcy trial will begin in Wilmington, Del., and Toronto. Judges will decide how to divvy up $7.3 billion from the sale of patents and other assets between Nortel divisions in Canada, the United ... Read full article
The nation’s largest lawyers’ organization is taking a stand on a client’s right to choose. The right to choose counsel, that is. ... Read full article
Nortel Networks is preparing to spend more than $1 million on technology for an upcoming court fight over $7.3 billion raised in its global liquidation, a trial that will be broadcast live—but not to the public. Only “authorized users” will be able to ... Read full article
Nortel Networks is preparing to spend more than $1 million on technology for an upcoming court fight over $7.3 billion raised in its global liquidation, a trial that will be broadcast live—but not to the public. Only “authorized users” will be able to ... Read full article
A group of lawyers and marketing professionals had a tough nut to crack: how drum up interest in an abandoned power plant in Hawaii that can turn macadamia shells into energy. The lawyers are hoping that a multimillion-dollar offer comes in before today’s ... Read full article
A group of lawyers and marketing professionals had a tough nut to crack: how drum up interest in an abandoned power plant in Hawaii that can turn macadamia shells into energy. The lawyers are hoping that a multimillion-dollar offer comes in before today’s ... Read full article
The owner of popular Capitol Hill eating spots like Hawk ‘n’ Dove, Senart’s Oyster House and The Chesapeake Room heads to court today for its first bankruptcy appearance. The restaurant operator has a 2 p.m. hearing in front of Bankruptcy Judge S. Martin ... Read full article
The owner of popular Capitol Hill eating spots like Hawk ‘n’ Dove, Senart’s Oyster House and The Chesapeake Room heads to court today for its first bankruptcy appearance. The restaurant operator has a 2 p.m. hearing in front of Bankruptcy Judge S. Martin ... Read full article
The owner of a handful of popular Washington D.C. bars and restaurants—including legendary Capitol Hill watering hole Hawk ‘n’ Dove—filed for bankruptcy protection Friday. Baltimore-based Barrack’s Row Entertainment filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. ... Read full article
The last day of LightSquared’s two-week confirmation hearing is Monday, and hedge fund manager Philip Falcone of Harbinger Capital Partners, which owns 85% equity in the company, is slated to testify. ... Read full article
In liquidation, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. is overdelivering, The Wall Street Journal reports . ... Read full article
The owner of a handful of popular Washington D.C. bars and restaurants—including legendary Capitol Hill watering hole Hawk ‘n’ Dove—filed for bankruptcy protection Friday. Baltimore-based Barrack’s Row Entertainment filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. ... Read full article
The last day of LightSquared’s two-week confirmation hearing is Monday, and hedge fund manager Philip Falcone of Harbinger Capital Partners, which owns 85% equity in the company, is slated to testify. ... Read full article
In liquidation, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. is overdelivering, The Wall Street Journal reports . ... Read full article
China’s Wanxiang Group won court approval Tuesday to take over failed luxury hybrid-car maker Fisker Automotive Inc. after successfully outbidding Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li in an auction. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article via The Wall ... Read full article
China’s Wanxiang Group won court approval Tuesday to take over failed luxury hybrid-car maker Fisker Automotive Inc. after successfully outbidding Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li in an auction. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article via The Wall ... Read full article
A federal judge says corporate bankruptcy lawyers and advisers should err on the side of transparency when seeking court approval for the “handsome” fees they charge their clients. A kerfuffle over professional fees in the bankruptcy case of investment ... Read full article
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan is losing two veteran judges to retirement next year. Judge James Peck, who presided over the historic Lehman Brothers Chapter 11, will retire at the end of next month, and Kodak Judge Allan L. Gropper will step down ... Read full article
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan is losing two veteran judges to retirement next year. Judge James Peck, who presided over the historic Lehman Brothers Chapter 11, will retire at the end of next month, and Kodak Judge Allan L. Gropper will step down ... Read full article
A federal judge says corporate bankruptcy lawyers and advisers to err on the side of transparency when seeking court approval for the “handsome” fees they charge their clients. A kerfuffle over professional fees in the bankruptcy case of investment firm ... Read full article
