The Examiners: Buyer Beware
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The Examiners: Balance Shoppers’ Privacy With Need to Maximize Value
Do shoppers suffer too much in bankruptcy, or should they be expected to share the pain? ... Read full article
Coming and Going Concerns
Bankruptcy and restructuring firm Chilmark Partners has started a joint venture with global finance firm Burford Capital , DBR reported via WSJ . The venture, Bankruptcy Litigation Funding LLC, will focus on advisory and financing services for ... Read full article
The Examiners: Consumers Face Pain and Opportunity in Bankruptcy
Do shoppers suffer too much in bankruptcy, or should they be expected to share the pain? ... Read full article
Caesars Can’t Ouickly Appeal Ruling
John Greim/LightRocket/Getty Images A bankruptcy judge won’t let Caesars Entertainment ... Read full article
Credit Giants Weigh In On Distressed-Debt Market
Wall Street’s credit giants face slim pickings in their search for cheap bonds and loans to buy, but they’re still finding opportunities in European real-estate and the commodities-related sectors like oil-and-gas. ... Read full article
The Examiners: Don’t Disrupt Bankruptcy’s Level Playing Field
Do shoppers suffer too much in bankruptcy, or should they be expected to share the pain? ... Read full article
The Examiners: Good Business Sense Should Protect Shoppers
Do shoppers suffer too much in bankruptcy, or should they be expected to share the pain? ... Read full article
The Examiners: Existing Safeguards Protect Shoppers
Do shoppers suffer too much in bankruptcy, or should they be expected to share the pain? ... Read full article
Baha Mar Contractor, Export-Import Bank of China Want Bankruptcy Tossed
Construction of the Baha Mar resort on the beach on New Providence island, Bahamas, May 2014. Craig Karmin/The Wall Street Journal The Export-Import Bank o ... Read full article
A Law to Kill Zombie Debts That Outlasted Bankruptcy
zombie debtFederal lawmakers have a proposal to kill “zombie” debts for people whose credit-card bills survived bankruptcy. ... Read full article
The Examiners: Responsibility Lies With Consumers
Do shoppers suffer too much in bankruptcy, or should they be expected to share the pain? ... Read full article
Baha Mar Developer Izmirlian Wants Lender to Get Rid of Contractor
Construction of the Baha Mar resort on the beach on New Providence island, Bahamas, July 2014. Baha Mar Bahamas resort Baha Mar’s developer Sarkis Izmir ... Read full article
The Examiners: Retail Distress of More Concern Than Consumers
Do shoppers suffer too much in bankruptcy, or should they be expected to share the pain? ... Read full article
The Examiners: Assure Consumers That Gift Cards, Privacy Will be Protected
Do shoppers suffer too much in bankruptcy, or should they be expected to share the pain? ... Read full article
In Rare Fight, Johnson & Wales Battles to Keep Tuition Money
Johnson & Wales University is fighting to keep $46,909 in tuition paid by a Connecticut couple for their daughter’s education against the demands of a bankruptcy court-official, who sued to get that money back. The private, Rhode Island-based college ... Read full article
MF Global Parent to Get Brokerage’s Litigation Rights
MF Global’s brokerage will give pending litigation against its leaders to its parent company in a new deal that will let it almost fully pay its unsecured creditors. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article via The Wall Street Journal . ... Read full article
Is Bankruptcy Unfair to Shoppers?
When a retailer files for bankruptcy, the first question on many customers’ minds is: Can I still use my gift card? ... Read full article
Next Week in Bankruptcy
Mel Evans/Associated Press The A&P grocery chain is preparing to close about two dozen money-losing stores while searching for buyers to rescue its other locations throughout the Northeast. ... Read full article
Appellate Court Weighs In on Supermodel Stock Saga
Supermodel Niki Taylor thanked some of the American Red Cross volunteer blood donors in Atlanta in 2013. An appeals court upheld a ruling in a case involving a stockbroker and the allure of Ms. ... Read full article