By Roy Strom | November 15, 2017
David Syed, a former member of the executive committee at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, has joined the global legal giant as it reportedly steps in to advise the troubled South American nation in an effort to refinance $60 billion in debt.
By Lidia Dinkova | November 8, 2017
B & B Grove Properties LLC bought the six lots for $5.4 million in a deal that closed this week.
By Samantha Joseph | November 8, 2017
Roman filed a notice of bankruptcy Wednesday—about a week about a Miami-Dade judge ruled he and his law firm owe Lewis Tein and its name partners $562,264 in attorney fees for more than five years of frivolous litigation.
Daily Business Review | News|Profile
By Carlos Harrison | November 3, 2017
After the pirates held him at gunpoint and after a shipwreck, Ross Hartog went back to the desert to study law.It was there in Arizona, oddly enough,…
By Samantha Joseph | October 31, 2017
“He used it as a personal piggy bank," said creditor attorney Gary Freedman. "Whenever he needed money he dipped into his trust account."
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Solomon Genet | October 18, 2017
Attorneys bringing personal injury and other suits on a contingency fee basis often face bankruptcy-related issues. A defendant may be insolvent, a…
By Commentary by Charles M. Tatelbaum | September 28, 2017
Apparently, Toys "R" Us has been suffering from many of the maladies that affect traditional retailers today, and that environment has contributed to the many insurmountable obstacles facing the toy and children's retailer, writes Charles M. Tatelbaum.
By Greg Land | September 21, 2017
While such a plaintiff may be attempting to "manipulate the judicial process," the opinion said, a trial court should weigh the party's "level of sophistication," explanation for the omission and efforts to correct it before barring the civil litigation.
By Commentary by Charles M. Tatelbaum | August 25, 2017
History has taught us that certain economic indicators can foretell an upcoming financial downturn even during new stock market highs almost every day. It has been well publicized that a number of significant retailers have sought Bankruptcy Court protection, and, in so doing, have closed numerous or all of their locations. Others have closed all stores without any bankruptcy proceeding., writes Charles M. Tatelbaum.
By Danica Coto | August 8, 2017
Puerto Rico was hit with two lawsuits that for the first time challenge the constitutionality of a federal control board overseeing the island's finances and its power to start a bankruptcy-like court process for some of the U.S. territory's more than $70 billion public debt.
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