Chapter 15 Resource Articles

THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE: Chapter 15: S.D.N.Y. Provides Additional Guidance to Foreign Representatives - Ronald J. Silverman and Erin Kate Mautner
LATIN AMERICA UPDATE: Tallying Involuntary Proceedings in the Wake of Chapter 15 - Josefina Fernandez McEvoy
EUROPEAN UPDATE: Center of Main Interest: The EU Insolvency Regulation and Chapter 15 - Adam Gallagher
EUROPEAN UPDATE: Important Developments in Cross-Border Insolvency Law; Administration Expenses- Sandy Shandro and Paul Sidle
Editor's Note: In this era of chapter 15, the EU Regulation on Insolvency Proceedings and Model Law, it is heartening to find that there is still life yet in the common law in cross-border cases. Bizarrely, given the levels of commerce between the United Kingdom and the United States, throughout the s.304 era there was no equivalent statutory means for cooperation and assistance to be requested and obtained in the United Kingdom in a bankruptcy case originating in the United States. One had the common law, and that was it.
SPhinX Chapter 15 Opinion Misses the Mark
In the course of denying injunctive relief to the Joint Official Liquidators (JOLs) in Cayman Islands voluntary winding up proceedings of the hedge fund group SPhinX Funds, the U.S.