Delaware Bankruptcy Court Declines to Bind Credit Bidders to the Mast Matthew Goren and Kevin Bostel on August 27, 2018Posted in Case Overviews, Credit Bidding, Distressed Debt Funds, Secured Claims, Valuation
Upon Further Review, Ninth Circuit Finds No Flag On the Play – Creditor Allowed to Block a Cram-Up Plan Following Claims Purchases David Griffiths and David Li on June 29, 2018Posted in Case Overviews, Chapter 11 Plans, Cramdown, Plan Solicitation & Voting, Secured Claims
Second Circuit Allows Efficient Market Interest Rates For Cramdown Loans David Griffiths on October 23, 2017Posted in Chapter 11 Plans, Cramdown, Secured Claims
What’s a Cure, Anyway? Ninth Circuit Holds Creditor Entitled to Post-Default Interest Rate Daniel Gwen on November 30, 2016Posted in Secured Claims
Third Circuit Adopts Nuanced View of “Equal Treatment” in Context of Pre-Plan Settlement Offers Weil Bankruptcy Blog on June 10, 2016Posted in Chapter 11 Plans, Secured Claims
Improper Calculation of Postpetition Interest Leads to Reversal of a Confirmation Order Scott Bowling on April 19, 2016Posted in Chapter 11 Plans, Claims, Cramdown, Secured Claims
S.D.N.Y. Explores Impairment of a Secured Creditor Retaining its Collateral Kevin Bostel on November 30, 2015Posted in Chapter 11 Plans, Cramdown, Secured Claims
