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The Examiners: Courts, Bankruptcy Pros Must Ask Tough Questions

11/06/14

When a company files for Chapter 11 protection a second, third or even fourth time, who’s to blame?

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The Examiners: Blame Cheap Money, Bankruptcy Laws and Expense of Chapter 11

11/06/14

When a company files for Chapter 11 protection a second, third or even fourth time, who’s to blame?

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The Examiners: Linking Repeated Chapter 11 Filings Can Be a Stretch

11/06/14

When a company files for Chapter 11 protection a second, third or even fourth time, who’s to blame?

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The Daily Docket: Bankruptcy Judge Delays Key Trump Taj Mahal Ruling

11/06/14
Trump Entertainment

As cash quickly runs out to keep Atlantic City’s Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort open, a bankruptcy judge refused to sign off on the outlines of a bankruptcy-exit plan for owner Trump Enterta

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California Pension Fund A Big Winner In Stockton Bankrupcty

11/05/14
Calpers headquarters in Sacramento, Calif.
REUTERS

I’ve been writing a bunch over the past week about how the bankruptcies of

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The Examiners: Chapter 11s Can’t Ignore Operations

11/05/14

When a company files for Chapter 11 protection a second, third or even fourth time, who’s to blame?

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The Examiners: Successful Restructurings Require Strong Leaders

11/05/14

When a company files for Chapter 11 protection a second, third or even fourth time, who’s to blame?

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The Examiners: Let Businesses Fix Their Mistakes

11/05/14

When a company files for Chapter 11 protection a second, third or even fourth time, who’s to blame?

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The Daily Docket: Nortel Canada Looks to Block U.S. Unit’s $1 Billion Bondholder Deal

11/05/14

Nortel Networks Corp. of Canada Tuesday attacked a $1 billion pact between its U.S. division and investment firms that bought debt after the former telecommunications powerhouse collapsed in bankruptcy in 2009. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review story here.

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The Examiners: Restructuring Is More Than a Numbers Game

11/04/14

When a company files for Chapter 11 protection a second, third or even fourth time, who’s to blame?

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