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The Cryptocurrency Craze: How to Treat Bitcoins in Fraudulent-Transfer Litigation

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Bankruptcy Code: none

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Bankruptcy Litigation

The Cautionary Tale of Arcapita: Foreign Banks Are Subject to U.S. Jurisdiction if They Use a U.S. Bank Account for Foreign Transactions

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Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 362, 542, 547, 541, 550

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Bankruptcy Litigation, Preferences, Venue/Jurisdiction, Finance and Banking, International Insolvency, Investment Banking

A Dangerous Mix: Multiple Board Service and Insolvency

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Bankruptcy Code: none

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Corporate Governance, Public Companies and Claims Trading

Was ATP Oil Correctly Decided? Fifth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Challenges on Dividends Declared on Eve of Bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy Code: none

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Bankruptcy Litigation, Corporate Governance, Fraudulent Transfers

Check Engine: Rules of the Road to Navigate Upcoming Auto Distress

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Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 363, 11 U.S.C. § 365

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Asset Sales, Executory Contracts/Leases, Business Reorganization, Turnaround Issues

The Discharge of Post-Petition Debts in Chapter 11

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Bankruptcy Code: 101, 501, 523, 727, 1141

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Administrative Expense Claims, Claims, Plan Confirmation, Business Reorganization

The Importance of Being Truly Independent

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Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. §§ 101-1532, 321, 327

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Asset Sales, Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Corporate Governance, Creditors' Committee, Ethics, Plan Confirmation, Business Reorganization

Are Student Loans No Longer the “Third Rail” of Bankruptcy?

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Bankruptcy Code: 523

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Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Discharge/Dischargeability

Ultra Petroleum: A Departure from Third Circuit’s Treatment of “Statutorily Impaired” Claims

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Bankruptcy Code: 502, 726, 1124, 1129, 1141, 1126

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Claims, Plan Confirmation, Finance and Banking

Fees-on-Fees Retention Provisions Might Be Circling Back This Way

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Bankruptcy Code: 328

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Financial Advisors, Professional Compensation/Fees