Bankruptcy

The Texas Two-Step is Alive and Well…But a Judge Dismissed the J&J Bankruptcy Absent Financial Distress

  Remember the Texas Two-Step?  Well, it is alive and well, but lessons can be learned from the dismissal of the LTL Management, LLC bankruptcy.   Background (Bill Siegel first discussed this J&J litigation, the “Texas Two-Step,” and how a [...]

By |2023-02-16T09:42:28-06:00February 16, 2023|Bankruptcy, Commercial Litigation|

Are Lessees Entitled to Protection Upon a Bankruptcy Court-Approved Sale of Property Free and Clear? Yes, Under Certain Circumstances

In In re Royal St. Bistro, LLC, 26 F.4th 326 (5th Cir. 2022), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recognized the rights of lessees when the debtor sells an asset free and clear of all liens, [...]

By |2023-02-07T15:58:36-06:00February 7, 2023|Bankruptcy|

Nondischargeable Debt: Corporate Officer Cannot Hide Behind Corporate Shield on Claim Based on Fraud

[Regarding:  Glencove Holdings, LLC v Bloom (In re Bloom), No. 22-1005 (10th Cir. July 12, 2022)] The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed the bankruptcy court and bankruptcy appellate panel rulings that a debtor owner and officer of [...]

By |2023-01-12T16:43:53-06:00January 12, 2023|Bankruptcy|

Creditors Precluded from Collaterally Pursuing Claims Against Third Party/Guarantor, if Treated/Released in Confirmed Re-Org Plan

  In New Falls Corp. v. LaHaye (In re LaHaye), No. 19-30795 (5th Cir. Nov. 12, 2021), the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals prevented a secured lender from pursuing individual guarantors on a claim that had been partially released in [...]

By |2022-05-18T08:45:52-05:00May 18, 2022|Bankruptcy|
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