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Is a scheme of arrangement a “Chapter 11” in disguise?

01 May 2026

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The Evolved “Engaged In Commercial Or Business Activities” Standard For Subchapter V Eligibility (In re Stevens)

31 December 1969

The Only Covenant That Counts

31 December 1969

Purdue Doesn’t Stop Chapter 15 Recognition and Enforcement of Third-Party Releases
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17 April 2026

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In re Honey Do Franchising Group, Inc.: Bankruptcy Court Confirms Franchisor’s Subchapter V Plan, Imposes Five-Year Term, and Highlights Operational and FDD Risks

31 December 1969

US Bankruptcy Court denies motion to dismiss involuntary chapter 11 petition against Chinese real estate company

14 April 2026

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Is a scheme of arrangement a “Chapter 11” in disguise?

The Evolved “Engaged In Commercial Or Business Activities” Standard For Subchapter V Eligibility (In re Stevens)

The Only Covenant That Counts

Purdue Doesn’t Stop Chapter 15 Recognition and Enforcement of Third-Party Releases
<br>

In re Honey Do Franchising Group, Inc.: Bankruptcy Court Confirms Franchisor’s Subchapter V Plan, Imposes Five-Year Term, and Highlights Operational and FDD Risks

US Bankruptcy Court denies motion to dismiss involuntary chapter 11 petition against Chinese real estate company

Arbitrating An Automatic Stay Dispute—And U.S. Constitution’s Bankruptcy Uniformity (Goldman Sachs v. Brown)

New Jersey bankruptcy court upholds debtor-chosen venue under Asset Based Approach

Two Recent Decisions Address the Pleading Standard for Preference Actions

280E, Insolvency, and the Inevitable Structural Failure of the Cannabis Economy