Circuits Are Now Split on the Constitutionality of the 2018 Increase in U.S. Trustee Fees
The Second Circuit split with the Fourth and Fifth Circuits by holding that the increase in fees for the U.S. Trustee system was unconstitutional because it was not imposed simultaneously in the two states with bankruptcy administrators.
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Municipal Electricity Provider in California Files for Bankruptcy
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Many Sacklers, Many Trusts: Why Purdue Pharma Wants a Settlement
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Sears Proposal to Raise Adviser Fees Rejected by Bankruptcy Judge
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Forever 21 Owner Authentic Brands Plans IPO This Year
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Fashion-Brands Owner Collected Group Gets Approval for Chapter 11 Plan
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Indentured Trusts in the Bankruptcy Process
The State of the Industry: Perspectives, Opportunities and Predictions
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Curing Defaults Isn’t Always Required Before Selling a Contract, Third Circuit Says
The ‘Countryman’ definition of an executory contract allows a debtor sell a contract without curing a default if the non-debtor counterparty has no further material, unperformed obligations.
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