Here’s an aggregation of some of my Twitter posts from May 16-24, 2018, with links to important cases, articles, and news briefs that restructuring professionals will find of interest. Don’t hesitate to reach out and contact me to discuss any posts. Thanks for reading!
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Here’s an aggregation of some of my Twitter posts from May 10-15, 2018, with links to important cases, articles, and news briefs that restructuring professionals will find of interest. Don’t hesitate to reach out and contact me to discuss any posts.
May 10 – 15, 2018
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Here’s an aggregation of some of my Twitter posts from May 7-10, 2018, with links to important cases, articles, and news briefs that restructuring professionals will find of interest. Don’t hesitate to reach out and contact me to discuss any posts.
May 7 – 10, 2018
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Here’s an aggregation of some of my Twitter posts from May 1-6, 2018, with links to important cases, articles, and news briefs that restructuring professionals will find of interest. Don’t hesitate to reach out and contact me to discuss any posts.
May 1 – 6, 2018
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Here’s an aggregation of my daily Twitter posts from April 13-22, 2018, linking to important cases, articles, and news briefs that restructuring professionals will find of interest. Don’t hesitate to reach out and contact me to discuss any posts.
April 13 – 22, 2018
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Here’s an aggregation of some of my Twitter posts from April 23-30, 2018, with links to important cases, articles, and news briefs that restructuring professionals will find of interest. Don’t hesitate to reach out and contact me to discuss any posts.
APRIL 23 – 30, 2018
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Thanks in large part to inspiration from the Seventh Circuit’s Chief Judge Diane Wood, it has been my habit since 2003 to review bankruptcy cases decided anywhere in the US sent to me via daily WESTLAW alerts.
Here’s the second installment of My Twitter Feeds for Restructuring Professionals from April 2018. Part 1 is here.
APRIL 10-12, 2018
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This case should sufficiently concern private equity investors who extend secured credit, appoint a board member, are granted an option to purchase the business, and then foreclose and take over the business when the debtor–predictably–defaults.