Bankruptcy Blogs

The Examiners: Sharon Levine on the Rural/Metro Ruling

05/01/14

What does the Delaware Chancery Court’s Rural/Metro ruling mean for advisers to distressed companies? Did the court reach the right conclusion?

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The Examiners: Paul Leake on the Rural/Metro Ruling

05/01/14

What does the Delaware Chancery Court’s Rural/Metro ruling mean for advisers to distressed companies? Did the court reach the right conclusion?

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The Examiners: Marshall Huebner on the Rural/Metro Ruling

05/01/14

What does the Delaware Chancery Court’s Rural/Metro ruling mean for advisers to distressed companies? Did the court reach the right conclusion?

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Takeaways from B of A's Accounting Error: A Roundup

05/01/14

Financial pundits weigh in on questions raised and conclusions drawn from Bank of America's capital mistake, in tweets.

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The Daily Docket: Energy Future Heads to Bankruptcy Court

05/01/14

: The TXU Monticello Steam Electric Station power plant near Mt. Pleasant, Texas, in February 2007.; Reuters

Energy Future Holdings Corp.

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Energy Future Creditors, Lawyers Ready Chapter 11 Battle

05/01/14

Energy Future Holdings Inc.’s long-planned restructuring got off to a raucous start, with high-priced legal talent ready to do battle on behalf of creditors unhappy with the restructuring strategy.

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Morning Scan: European Banks Under U.S. Probes; What Caused 'Too Big to Jail'

05/01/14

Receiving Wide Coverage ...

European Banks Face U.S. Legal Woes: European lenders BNP Paribas and Credit Suisse are both being probed by the Justice Department, and everyone's wondering what the inquiries may bring. French lender BNP Paribas may have to shell out penalties higher than the $1.1 billion it already set aside for a Justice Department investigation into whether it processed payments for countries under U.S. sanctions, including Iran, according to the New York Times. BNP...

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