Restructuring

‘Duck Dynasty’ Ice Tea Brewer Faces Court Deadline

10/07/15
Duck Commander Family Foods and Chinook USA

A Kentucky company that brews ice tea inspired by Uncle Si from the hit A&E reality TV show “Duck Dynasty

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American Apparel to Keep Manufacturing in U.S.

10/07/15

American Apparel Inc.’s turnaround plan includes keeping manufacturing operations inside the U.S., Daily Bankruptcy Review reports via The Wall Street Journal.

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Will Your Haggen Grocery Store Get Sold Under New Deal?

10/05/15
Don Ryan/Associated Press

Will your Haggen store be saved under a pair of newly announced deals?

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Retailer American Apparel Enters Chapter 11

10/05/15

American Apparel Inc. filed for chapter 11 protection Monday amid shrinking sales and litigation tied to founder Dov Charney, who left the company last December, The Wall Street Journal reports.

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Next Week in Bankruptcy

10/02/15

Patriot Coal Corp. hopes to secure a judge’s permission next week for the latest iteration of its chapter 11 exit plan as well as transactions that would hand the company’s West Virginia mines to new owners.

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J.P. Morgan Wins in $8.6 Billion Lehman Legal Fight

10/02/15

J.P. Morgan won in a legal fight with Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. over $8.6 billion. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article via The Wall Street Journal.

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The Examiners: Practical Impairment Leads to Chapter 11

10/01/15

How does bondholders’ use of the Trust Indenture Act affect companies’ ability to complete out-of-court restructurings?

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The Examiners: Expect Courts to Continue Wading Into Bondholder Battles

10/01/15

How does bondholders’ use of the Trust Indenture Act affect companies’ ability to complete out-of-court restructurings?

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The Examiners: It’s Bad Public Policy to Empower Holdout Bondholders

10/01/15

How does bondholders’ use of the Trust Indenture Act affect companies’ ability to complete out-of-court restructurings?

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RadioShack Bankruptcy Plan Approved

10/01/15

RadioShack Corp., the fallen electronics retailer that had $1 billion in debt when it filed for bankruptcy in February, won approval of a chapter 11 plan that will distribute liquidation proceeds to creditors. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article via The Wall Street Journal.

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