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The Hidden Cost of a Roll-Up: Why Claim Classification Can Decide Chapter 11 Plan Confirmation
In Chapter 11, classification is sometimes treated as a technical exercise that comes late in the plan process. But how claims are classified determines who votes, whose acceptance counts, whether a debtor can…
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Early Warning Signs of Litigation Threatening Enterprise Value
What are the early signs that litigation is starting to threaten enterprise value? Early warning signs of litigation threatening enterprise value include when the litigation starts…
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Defending Preference Actions in Bankruptcy: What Creditors Need to Know
Preference actions are one of the most common tools trustees use to recover money in bankruptcy cases, and one of the most frustrating experiences for trade…
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Authority Given to Committee to Sue the Sacklers: Purdue Opinion Reaffirms the Use of Derivative Standing by Creditor Committees
A decision in the Purdue Pharma1 bankruptcy reinforces a cornerstone of bankruptcy jurisprudence: the longstanding authority of bankruptcy courts to grant derivative standing to official committees…
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