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Timestamp: 2019-05-26 09:36:36
Document Index: 777265699

Matched Legal Cases: ['§ 363', '§ 363', '§ 363', '§ 363', '§ 363', '§ 363', '§ 363', '§ 363']

Stalking-Horse Bid Protections: Getting the “Credit” You Deserve at the § 363 Auction
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP; Phoenix
Post date: Tuesday, March 05, 2019
Investors and those representing them go to great lengths to maximize the value of their deals in § 363 asset purchases. But if they’re not careful, they could easily find themselves in the following auction scenario, where a little ambiguity jeopardizes significant value that a “stalking horse” bidder thought it had already negotiated.
Section 363 vs. Out-of-Court Sales
Amherst Partners; Birmingham, Mich
Over the past several years, financially distressed companies have increasingly used bankruptcy as the preferred method to sell significant assets or entire businesses.
Seventh Circuit Throws Potential Life Raft to Completely Underwater Junior Creditors by Leaving Open an Argument for Adequate Protection in a § 363 Sale
John Henry Schanne II
Post date: Friday, September 21, 2018
Chapter 15 Settlements and Sales: Noticing Foreign Creditors and the Three-Step Approval Process
Sequor Law, P.A.; Miami
Similar to domestic bankruptcy cases, in chapter 15 cases the sale or disposition of property located in the U.S.
Nicholas A. Binder
Michigan State University College of Law; East Lansing, Mich.
Post date: Wednesday, June 27, 2018
Editor’s Note: The following article, “Spanish Peaks’ Reinvigoration of the Precision Industries Debate: Rejection in the Context of a § 363 Sale Free and Clear of Commercial Leasehold Interests” won the prize for third place in the Tenth Annual ABI Bankruptcy Law Student Writing Competition. Mr.
Key Provisions in Bankruptcy Asset-Purchase Agreements
Gibbons P.C.; Wilmington, Del.
This article examines certain key provisions in asset-purchase agreements that practitioners will want to pay attention to when purchasing assets in bankruptcy sales.
Interests and Good Faith Under 363: A New Decision Explores the Limits of Both
Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP; Phoenix
A recent decision from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Montana highlights the limits of the term “interests” under § 363(f) of the Bankruptcy Code and the limits of “good faith” under § 363(m). In In re Mountain Divide LLC, Case No. 16-61015-11 (Bankr. D. Mont.
Challenges to Finality of Sale Orders
Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green PA; Manchester, N.H. and Boston
Post date: Tuesday, May 01, 2018
Federal policy weighs heavily in favor of protecting the finality of sale orders in bankruptcy.[1] “It has been held that 11 U.S.C.
Mazur Kraemer Business Law; Pittsburgh and Weirton, W.Va.
On Feb. 21, 2018, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware issued its opinion in Stanley Jacobs Prod. Ltd. v. 9472541 Can. Inc. (In re Thane Int'l Inc.).[1] The issue was whether an executory contract that was neither affirmatively assumed nor rejected was assumed and assigned in a § 363 sale transaction.
Key Provisions in § 363 Sale Orders
Fernando J. Menendez, Jr.
Post date: Sunday, February 04, 2018
Orders approving the sale of assets in bankruptcy provide the required authorization for the disposition of estate property outside of the ordinary course of the debtor’s business.
Committee Call: Gifting in 363 Sales and Plans
The Unsecured Trade Creditors' Committee's call discussed “gifting” and other recent developments regarding application of the absolute priority rule.
GM Successor Liability Decision in Appeals
The Asset Sales Committee hosted a conference call discussing the GM successor liability decision now on appeal in the Second Circuit. John Hutton (Greenberg Traurig LLP; Miami) and Henry Jaffe (Pepper Hamilton LLP; Wilmington) led a conference call discussing the issues raised and being briefed before the Second Circuit in the GM successor liability appeal.
Annual Spring Meeting 2015: Asset Sales and Real Estate Committee...
Fisker & Free-Lance Star
The October 2nd conference call for ABI's Asset Sales Committee provided a brief overview of the Fisker Automotive opinions, as well as their progeny, including Free-Lance Star. The discussion also explored the practical implications of those decisions for practitioners representing different constituents in a restructuring. The call was led by Oscar N. Pinkas of Dentons US LLP in New York, and Justin F. Paget of Hunton & Williams LLP in Richmond, Virginia.
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