The Examiners: Venue Reform Is a Solution in Search of a Problem
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
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The Examiners: Current Rules Strike a Fair Balance
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
The Daily Docket: Trump Entertainment’s Fight with Union Heads to Appeals Court
This Oct. 24 photo shows union members picketing outside the Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City N.J. On Tuesday Feb. ... Read full article
The Examiners: Don’t Fix Venue Rules That Aren’t Broken
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
The Examiners: Choosing Experienced Courts and Judges is Good Business Sense
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
The Examiners: With Creditors Getting More Aggressive, Controversy Will Continue
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
The Daily Docket: Lifestyle Lift Shuts Down, Considers Bankruptcy
Lifestyle Lift, a nationwide chain of cosmetic surgery centers, abruptly shut down the majority of its business Monday and said it is considering filing for bankruptcy. The Wall Street Journal has the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here . ... Read full article
The Examiners: Venue Debate is Much Ado About Nothing
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
The Examiners: Current Venue Laws Are Appropriate
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
The Examiners: Laws Permit Cost-Effective and Convenient Forum Selection
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
The Examiners: Venue Choice Has Pros and Cons but Shouldn’t Be Reformed
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
The Daily Docket: GameStop to Get 163 RadioShack Locations
A RadioShack sign is viewed at a location in the Eastern Market neighborhood of Washington, D.C., in February 2015. Melanie Cohen ... Read full article
The Examiners: Current Rules Aren’t Clearly Problematic
Should bankruptcy laws that allow companies broad latitude in selecting a venue be reformed? ... Read full article
Dealers Make a Stand for RadioShack in Small-Town America
Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal Small-town shopkeepers who have been peddling RadioShack ... Read full article
Forward Motions: Helena Diocese Seeks Approval of Abuse Victim Compensation Plan
On Wednesday in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena will seek a bankruptcy judge’s permission to proceed with a plan to pay $16.4 million to compensate hundreds of people who allege they were sexually abused by the diocese’s clergy. ... Read full article
Debevoise Lawyer is Newest New York Bankruptcy Judge
Michael E. Wiles New York’s bankruptcy bench is expanding again, this time with the appointment of a longtime corporate bankruptcy lawyer in New York. ... Read full article
The Daily Docket: Caesars Unit Seeks Outside Examiner
Caesars Palace casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, is seen in a file picture taken July 14, 2004. Reuters The bankrupt main operating unit of Caesars Entertainm ... Read full article
A Tale of Two Lingerie Retailers
Models display creations at the end of the Victoria’s Secret fashion show in London on Dec. ... Read full article
Suit Accuses Joe Francis of Illegally Spending Girls Gone Wild Money
In this Sept. ... Read full article
Does the Bankruptcy Code Need a Venue Rule Reform?
As it stands, the bankruptcy code allows companies to file for bankruptcy in a location where they have a domicile, residence, principal place of business or principal assets–to includes the location of the company’s incorporation. ... Read full article