NJ Bankruptcy Chief Judge Discusses Court Process, Stability and the Importance of Having NJ Cases Filed in NJ
"It has always been a concern for me and my judicial colleagues (as well as the bar) that there have been Chapter 11 cases in which a company's headquarters or significant facilities and operations were in New Jersey, but the filings were elsewhere."
August 21, 2024 at 03:22 PM
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JudgesThe U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey is an active jurisdiction, but it's only grown more so as Am Law 50 firm Kirkland & Ellis has recently begun filing large-scale Chapter 11 bankruptcies in the district. Many view the firm as a market leader in the space and a possible precursor for other Big Law firms filing restructurings in the venue on behalf of their large debtor clients.
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