Steinhoff Wins Creditor Support for Debt Restructuring Plan
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Some Investors Want New Abraaj Review, Potentially Delaying Key Sale
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ConocoPhillips Targets Venezuela Oil Claims
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Chapter 15 Allows Discovery Not Available under Foreign Law, District Judge Says
Arbitration agreement doesn’t preclude discovery in chapter 15, district judge rules.
Seadrill Emerges from Chapter 11
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Lawsuits Seek Millions From HSBC Following China Fishery Probe
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Mt. Gox Creditors Get New Avenue for Recovering Bitcoin Losses
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EU Lawmakers Face Opposition to Softening Bank Rules on Bad Loans
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Three Circuits Now Agree: Fuel Subcontractors Don’t Have Maritime Liens
Fifth Circuit goes along with the Second and Eleventh by holding that supplying “necessaries” isn’t enough to justify a maritime lien.
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