Detroit's Bankruptcy: The Conversation
Readers who have not otherwise received notice in the twittersphere may be interested in this commentary at The Conversation . ... Read full article
Readers who have not otherwise received notice in the twittersphere may be interested in this commentary at The Conversation . ... Read full article
Long overdue, in my opinion, HR 5305 has been introducted by Resident Commissioner Pedro Pierluisi. The one-sentence law would allow the territory of Puerto Rico to join the definition of "State" and hence provide access to chapter 9 for its ... Read full article
Yesterday's Is. It. Legal. provoked some comments and questions. Some quick replies above the line, so to speak. Q: Is it clear that this is going to be a cramdown plan? ... Read full article
Much excitement in our nerdly circles is arising about Detroit's plan of adjustment , just filed yesterday. This has gotten me thinking about what's next (other than the obvious ongoing cajolling/negotiations). Three ruminations thereon: ... Read full article
So in declining to approve Detroit's proposed payoff of its interest rate swaps – all out of the money, naturally – Judge Rhodes has reminded us that the case is not pending in Wilmington or Manhattan. ... Read full article
Two big rulings in Detroit's Chapter 9 bankruptcy today: first that Detroit is eligible for Chapter 9 and second that it may impair its pension obligations in bankruptcy. Both rulings were delivered orally from the bench and transcripts aren't ... Read full article
By Barbara Altimus Shreero Judge Christopher M. Klein’s decision to accept the City of Stockton’s petition for bankruptcy on April 1, 2013 set the stage for a battle over whether public workers’ pensions can be reduced through municipal reorganization. ... Read full article
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