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    Mandatory subordination: how even a money judgment can be treated like equity in bankruptcy

    14 April 2015

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    Trump card: Delaware bankruptcy court deals trademark owner the winning hand over a debtor licensee

    18 March 2015

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    You say you want a dissolution: an overview of the formal corporate wind down

    24 February 2015

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    What did the ABI Chapter 11 Commission recommend on intellectual property licenses and bankruptcy issues?

    16 December 2014

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    Amendments to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, including one shortening the time for serving a summons, take effect December 1, 2014

    01 December 2014

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    The trend of protecting trademark licensees in bankruptcy continues: for the first time a court extends Section 365(n) protections to trademark licensees on equitable grounds

    09 November 2014

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    U.S. Supreme Court denies review in Jaffe v. Samsung, letting stand the Fourth Circuit’s decision applying Section 365(n) to protect licensees in a Chapter 15 bankruptcy case

    06 October 2014

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    A key customer filed for bankruptcy: should you keep doing business with them?

    23 July 2014

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    Why creditors can’t afford to ignore objections to bankruptcy claims

    01 July 2014

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    Rejecting Jewel v. Boxer, the district court’s Heller decision is a potential knock-out punch against unfinished business claims by insolvent law firms

    17 June 2014

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