Creditors are pushing for action in Energy Future Holdings Corp.’s $42 billion bankruptcy, a proceeding a bond trustee says is “meandering” along amid mounting professional fees. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.
Caesars Entertainment Corp.’s decision to place its largest unit into Chapter 11 protection in Chicago rather than in New York or Delaware surprised the bankruptcy community. But just how uncommon is it for companies to file in the Windy City?
As I noted in a previous Examiners response, unnecessarily high professional fees can certainly hinder the Chapter 11 process, particularly for smaller and mid
Private equity deal makers are steeling themselves for an increase in interest rates, according to a new survey from the New York chapter of the Association for