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Meet The Attys Guiding El Paso Diocese Through Ch. 11
A team of Husch Blackwell LLP attorneys will be guiding the Catholic Diocese of El Paso through Chapter 11 as it seeks a central forum to handle 12 pending sexual abuse lawsuits from 18 plaintiffs involving allegations from 1956 to 1982.
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
In the week ahead, bankruptcy courts will consider issues including the Chapter 11 financing of senior-living provider Inspired Healthcare and label maker Multi-Color, multiple fee dispute settlements with Jackson Walker, and whether Fat Brands' CEO should be suspended.
First Brands Pros Rack Up Over $132M Of Fees In 3 Months
Attorneys and other professionals working on the bankruptcy of car parts supplier First Brands Group tallied more than $132 million of fees and expenses in just over the first three months of the case, according to court filings.
Meet The Attys Guiding El Paso Diocese Through Ch. 11
A team of Husch Blackwell LLP attorneys will be guiding the Catholic Diocese of El Paso through Chapter 11 as it seeks a central forum to handle 12 pending sexual abuse lawsuits from 18 plaintiffs involving allegations from 1956 to 1982.
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
In the week ahead, bankruptcy courts will consider issues including the Chapter 11 financing of senior-living provider Inspired Healthcare and label maker Multi-Color, multiple fee dispute settlements with Jackson Walker, and whether Fat Brands' CEO should be suspended.
First Brands Pros Rack Up Over $132M Of Fees In 3 Months
Attorneys and other professionals working on the bankruptcy of car parts supplier First Brands Group tallied more than $132 million of fees and expenses in just over the first three months of the case, according to court filings.
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