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Sophisticated Federal Bankruptcy Litigation: What To Know About Adversary Proceedings
What Is a Bankruptcy Adversary Proceeding? For those not well acquainted, bankruptcy can sound like a single, linear process: a company files a petition, the automatic stay takes effect, and the case moves toward reorganization, liquidation, or confirmation. In practice, bankruptcy also centralizes disputes—and an adversary proceeding is one of the main ways parties litigate a separate lawsuit inside the bankruptcy case. A filing often centralizes disputes in one court. Claim
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Mar 93 min read
Common Types of Insolvency Proceedings Impacting Businesses and Their Counterparties
With headlines often focused on debtors in large corporate Chapter 11 filings, it is easy to assume that business distress presents itself in a single, uniform way. In practice, it rarely does. It can reach beyond the company at the center of a restructuring and into the operations of vendors, lenders, landlords, investors, and other business partners tied to that enterprise. As restructuring advisors, we have often worked with both sides of that equation—with companies consi
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Jan 263 min read
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