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Actual and Necessary: A Guide to Keeping Time So You Get Paid

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Bankruptcy Code: 327, 330, 331, 1103

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Professional Compensation/Fees

Pitfalls of Unequal Participation Rights in Syndicated DIP Financing: Is the Juice Worth the Squeeze?

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Bankruptcy Code: Sect. 1123(a)(4), 363, 364

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Claims, Plan Confirmation, Professional Compensation/Fees, Business Reorganization, Finance and Banking

Limitations on Business Judgment? The Intersections of §§ 363(b), 365 and 503(b) for Paying Creditors’ Professional Fees

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Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 363, 11 U.S.C. § 365, 503

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Executory Contracts/Leases, Professional Compensation/Fees, Business Reorganization

Benchnotes March 2021

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Bankruptcy Code: 1189, 365, 542, 1325, 326, 362

Topic Tags:

Automatic Stay, Executory Contracts/Leases, Professional Compensation/Fees, Consumer Bankruptcy

Billing Tips from a Fee Examiner: An Interview with Prof. Nancy B. Rapoport

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Bankruptcy Code: 330

Topic Tags:

Professional Compensation/Fees, Consumer Bankruptcy

Small Business Reorganization Act: Implementation and Trends

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Bankruptcy Code: 1189, 330, 326

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Bankruptcy Litigation, Court Administration, Plan Confirmation, Professional Compensation/Fees, Business Reorganization, Small Business, Turnaround Issues

Effects in Bankruptcy Cases of Supreme Court Limitation of Nunc Pro Tunc Orders

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Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 365, 327, 330

Topic Tags:

Executory Contracts/Leases, Professional Compensation/Fees

Benchnotes October 2020

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

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Executory Contracts/Leases, Fraudulent Transfers, Professional Compensation/Fees, Consumer Bankruptcy, Family/Divorce Issues, Business Reorganization, Covid19, Small Business

Benchnotes August 2020

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Bankruptcy Code: 365(p), 522, 523, 524

Topic Tags:

Alternative Dispute Resolution, Asset Sales, Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Ethics, Fraud, Practice and Procedure, Professional Compensation/Fees, Consumer Bankruptcy, Discharge/Dischargeability

An Appellate Ruling Shows the Difficulty of Preserving Carve-Outs

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Bankruptcy Code: none

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Plan Confirmation, Professional Compensation/Fees, Business Reorganization