Insurer MBIA Inc. asked a Connecticut federal judge to end a lawsuit tied to Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, the U.S. Trustee's Office opposed Inspired Healthcare's bid for mediation, and a New York federal judge ni... (more story)

Bankrupt auto parts maker First Brands Group asked a Texas court to extend the window during which it has the exclusive right to file a Chapter 11 plan, saying it spent months in mediation negotiating a settle... (more story)

Spirit Aviation is in "very advanced discussions" on a government-funded financing package after the war in Iran derailed its second Chapter 11's plans, one of the budget airline's attorneys said at a Thursday... (more story)

Lowenstein Sandler LLP recently launched a Delaware office by bringing on Christopher A. Ward, who previously co-chaired Polsinelli’s bankruptcy practice, to lead and expand the office. Here, he tells Law360 P... (more story)

The court-ordered process of getting tariff refunds into the pockets of American companies began this week, but the unprecedented situation has left restructuring professionals reeling with unanswered question... (more story)

A childhood friend of the founder and former CEO of Dallas-based financial services firm Beneficient on Wednesday told a Manhattan federal jury that he fabricated email correspondence and signed documents miss... (more story)

Imprisoned FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has told a New York federal judge that, although his attorney parents made suggestions regarding his motion for a new trial, he wrote the brief himself, but now wants t... (more story)

A New York bankruptcy judge on Wednesday allowed the joint liquidators of Prince Global Holdings, the debtor at the center of a massive alleged Cambodian fraud and human trafficking ring, to begin gathering in... (more story)

Investors in Argentina's largest oil and gas exploration company confirmed to a New York federal judge Tuesday that they will pursue arbitration in their $16 billion fight with the country, and are now seeking... (more story)

Radio giant Cumulus Media has told the Second Circuit that Nielsen helped contribute to the broadcaster's bankruptcy earlier this year by tying sales of its national radio ratings data to sales of its local of... (more story)

Avenger Flight Group, an insolvent flight training provider, said Thursday that it has reached an agreement in principle with bankrupt carrier Spirit Airlines that would both settle past claims and continue tr... (more story)

A New Jersey federal judge on Thursday tossed a suit brought against the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office by two contractors alleging they were illegally targeted in a criminal investigation over a business ri... (more story)

Bankrupt urgent care facility operator Carbon Health Technologies Inc. proposed in Texas court a $100 million credit bid sale from its prepetition lender, saying it is still pursuing its Chapter 11 reorganizat... (more story)

A Texas bankruptcy judge Wednesday signed off on the Chapter 11 liquidation plan of Cajun food chain Razzoo's, months after the debtor sold its assets for more than $18 million to a Dallas-based restaurant developer.

A New York bankruptcy judge on Wednesday overruled creditor objections to approve a settlement between Vanderbilt Minerals and its parent company to pave the way for an asset sale in the former talc miner's Chapter 11 case.

A Texas bankruptcy judge on Wednesday agreed to put on hold a lawsuit in California federal court alleging Jackson Walker LLP and executives at Sorrento Therapeutics and M3 Partners conspired to forum shop in ... (more story)

A Delaware bankruptcy judge Wednesday declined to override SilverRock Development's Chapter 11 timeline but cautioned that secured creditors' persistent concerns about a proposal to divvy up property sale proc... (more story)

A Sixth Circuit panel sharply questioned both sides Wednesday over when, if ever, Parliament-Funkadelic co-founder George Clinton clearly rejected a decades-old royalty deal with the band's former keyboardist,... (more story)

Womble Bond Dickinson has hired a former White & Case LLP partner who specializes in real estate financing and private capital market deals for a partner role in its New York City office, the firm recently announced.

The U.S. government reached a settlement in federal court with a Floridian who invoked Bahamian law to avoid repatriating trust funds that had resulted in a $28 million tax bill.