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    Supreme Court holds secured creditor has absolute right to credit bid at a plan sale

    04 June 2012

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    U.S. Supreme Court upholds right of secured creditors to credit bid under Chapter 11 plan

    04 June 2012

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    The Supreme Court affirms the secured creditor’s right to credit bid under a Chapter 11 “cram-down” plan providing for the sale of collateral

    04 June 2012

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    TOUSA: Eleventh Circuit upholds fraudulent transfer opinion against lenders

    31 May 2012

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    First impressions: defining the limits of a bankruptcy court’s discretion in Chapter 15

    01 June 2012

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    Supreme Court confirms that secured creditors have a presumptive right to “credit bid” in a sale of their collateral conducted pursuant to a Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan

    01 June 2012

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    Supreme Court rules on credit bidding

    30 May 2012

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    U.S. Supreme Court upholds secured lenders’ right to credit bid in sale of collateral under plan of reorganization

    30 May 2012

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    Unanimous Supreme Court rules that chapter 11 debtors cannot use bankruptcy code’s “cramdown” provisions to eliminate a secured creditor’s right to credit bid

    31 May 2012

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    Bankruptcy court refuses to stay international litigation against non-debtor subsidiaries despite express statutory language giving it the power, but not the obligation, to do so

    29 May 2012

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