Reed Smith's global Commercial Restructuring & Bankruptcy team have recently published the January issue of their quarterly newsletter. The newsletter provides a detailed review of some of the most important legal developments in the sector. The January issue includes the following:
In this Issue:
- Deed-In-Lieu, or Not
- Ninth Circuit Reverses Lower Courts, Finds Substantially Completed Plan Is Not Equitably Moot
- The Inconsequential Value Exception to the Section 1111(b) Election: Analyzing the When and How
- Chapter 7 Trustee's Claim of Breach of Fiduciary Duty Based on Failure to Comply with the WARN Act Survives Motion to Dismiss
- Section 303 Requirements Not Enough – Involuntary Chapter 7 Petitioner Must Also Demonstrate Good Faith in Filing
- Regardless of Claim Priority, State Department of Revenue Entitled to Adequate Protection Thanks to Bulk Sales Act
- Separate Agreements Comprising One Unitary Contract Must Be Assumed or Rejected Cum Onere
- Issues of Material Fact Preclude Summary Judgment on Whether Lender Impliedly Assumed Liability to Return Membership Deposits
- Sale of Substantially All of Debtor's Assets Cannot Be Approved in a Final Cash Collateral Order
- Counsel's Corner: News From Reed Smith
Download the .PDF to learn more: Commercial Restructuring & Bankruptcy Alert – January 2016
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