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The Examiners: Experienced Professionals Come at a Price

02/02/15

Have Chapter 11 restructurings become so expensive that professionals are essentially pricing themselves out of business? 

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The Examiners: Increased Complexity Brings Increased Cost

02/02/15

Have Chapter 11 restructurings become so expensive that professionals are essentially pricing themselves out of business? 

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The Examiners: Bankruptcy’s Complexities Require Expertise

02/02/15

Have Chapter 11 restructurings become so expensive that professionals are essentially pricing themselves out of business? 

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The Examiners: Restructuring Practices Still Could Be Improved

02/02/15

Have Chapter 11 restructurings become so expensive that professionals are essentially pricing themselves out of business? 

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Have Chapter 11 Restructurings Become Too Expensive?

01/29/15

It’s a new year, and The Examiners are back and are talking about the always-contentious issue of bankruptcy fees.

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The Daily Docket: GT Advanced Seeks to Pay Bonuses

12/31/14
The new Apple Watch is pictured during an Apple event at the Flint Center for the Performing Arts in Cupertino, Calif., in this Sept.
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Proposed Fixes Would Try to Make Bankruptcy Cheaper

12/22/14
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Experts who want to fix the nation’s bankruptcy laws so that more struggling companies survive kept an important question in mind during their two-year project on reform: What’s the point of fixin

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What The ABI Bankruptcy Overhaul Doesn’t Include

12/08/14

While restructuring professionals have proposed some interesting changes to the bankruptcy code, it’s also striking what their 370-page report leaves out. Here are some hot topics in the bankruptcy world that wouldn’t be affected:

Distressed-Debt Trading

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Bankruptcy Law Overhaul Would Mean Big Changes

12/08/14

The American Bankruptcy Institute unveiled its long-awaited Chapter 11 reforms Monday morning, which aim to help struggling businesses but also propose to take away perks for lenders who extend bankruptcy loans and to remove protections for some investors who profited from leveraged buyouts. Wall Street Journal Reporter Katy Stech read the 370-page report (read her story here) so you don’t have to.

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