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    It’s all or nothing: Delaware District Court says debtor cannot pick and choose from bundle of related agreements!

    10 August 2015

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    TCEH bankruptcy: SDNY Transfers Delaware Trust Company v. Wilmington Trust N.A. Intercreditor dispute to Delaware Bankruptcy Court, reaffirming broad view of bankruptcy jurisdiction

    05 August 2015

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    The ABI Commission on business bankruptcy reform: the sale of all or substantially all of the debtor's assets and proposed creation of "Section 363(x)"

    05 August 2015

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    OAS S.A. Part III – SDNY takes a narrow view of chapter 15’s public policy exception

    05 August 2015

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    Why won’t the courts apply the plain language of section 1141(C)? Second Circuit misses the chance to get it right in Northern New England Telephone Operations

    06 August 2015

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    Golf Channel to get a mulligan?

    06 August 2015

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    Texas district court affirms bankruptcy court’s use of claim estimation process

    31 July 2015

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    Seizing assets hidden in a sham trust

    31 July 2015

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    Third Circuit approves structured dismissal of chapter 11 case that includes settlement deviating from Bankruptcy Code’s priority scheme

    31 July 2015

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    Stern series: evolving jurisdiction by consent, wellness International Network Ltd. v. Sharif

    03 August 2015

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