Bankruptcy Blogs

Philadelphia Newspapers - Will The Lenders Make the Check Out to Themselves?

05/03/10

In the end, all of the maneuvering in the Philadelphia Newspapers chapter 11 case appears to have done nothing but leave behind some very bad case law and a great deal of future uncertainty. 

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Brief Update: Lenders Prevail in Philadelphia Newspapers Auction

04/29/10

After much litigation and legal maneuvering, the Senior Secured Lenders prevailed at the auction for Philadelphia Newspapers.  The Lender’s winning bid is for approximately $139 million, and the parties expect to close on the sale by late June.  To read a summary of the sale, click here and here.

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Brief Update: Lenders Prevail in Philadelphia Newspapers Auction

04/29/10

After much litigation and legal maneuvering, the Senior Secured Lenders prevailed at the auction for Philadelphia Newspapers.  The Lender’s winning bid is for approximately $139 million, and the parties expect to close on the sale by late June.  To read a summary of the sale, click here and here.

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US Government v. Goldman Sachs — Testifying is No Fun!

04/28/10

While this Blog generally focuses on bankruptcy-related issues, I thought it would be interesting to provide some of the key information about the Government’s fraud investigation into Goldman Sachs; after all, the subprime debacle caused the most severe financial collapse since the Great Depression.  There is no doubt that the Government on both sides of the aisle is looking for blood from Goldman Sachs, but more than that, the Government is currently seeking financial reform. 

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US Government v. Goldman Sachs — Testifying is No Fun!

04/28/10

While this Blog generally focuses on bankruptcy-related issues, I thought it would be interesting to provide some of the key information about the Government’s fraud investigation into Goldman Sachs; after all, the subprime debacle caused the most severe financial collapse since the Great Depression.  There is no doubt that the Government on both sides of the aisle is looking for blood from Goldman Sachs, but more than that, the Government is currently seeking financial reform. 

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Unfair football creditors rule?

04/26/10

Portsmouth FC's administrators' proposals to creditors make fascinating reading. Their accessibility highlights the Football Association's football creditors rule, which requires players, clubs and agents to be paid often very large sums in full, while non-football creditors including charities such as...

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