The Harvard Law School Bankruptcy Roundtable, a blog covering issues in corporate bankruptcy.
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Joined February 2017
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In this week's post, Arthur Tomaz de Oliveira and Henrique Kasai discuss DIP financing in Brazil: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Ameneh Bordi, William H. Cálix, Jacob Lester, and Noah M. Noonan from @SidleyLaw discuss third-party releases in Chapter 15: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Billy Organek and Nizan Packin discuss the implications of insolvency for prediction markets: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Steve Golden and Brooke Wilson discuss COMI manipulation in Chapter 15: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Aras Canipek discusses bankruptcy law penalties and board independence: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Steven Steven Schwarcz and Isabelle Stewart provide a functional and theoretical analysis of subordination: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, @daskeel's inside account of Puerto Rico's unprecedented, decade-long restructuring makes for...a great beach read? Check it out here: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
The BRT will resume posting in the fall, enjoy your summer!
In this week's post, Steven T. Kargman explains why Venezuela needs a recovery strategy that simultaneously addresses sovereign debt restructuring, economic reconstruction, humanitarian relief, and the restoration of a legitimate and credible government: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Richard J. Cooper, Ignacio Lagos, and Sean O'Connell discuss how Venezuela could avoid restructuring too quickly or delaying for too long by implementing a thorough claims-reconciliation exercise and restacking its debt stock: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Corinne Ball, Dan T. Moss, David S. Torborg, and Isel M. Perez explain why a district court recently affirmed a bankruptcy court's rejection of Chapter 15's public policy exception, emphasizing the doctrine's rare applicability: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, @MalekiHosein, Mahsa Kaviani, Simi Kedia, and Shaghayegh Pourvosoughi discuss why female-owned firms are more likely to liquidate and less likely to emerge successfully from bankruptcy than observably similar male-owned firms: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Samuel Antill, Neng Wang, and Zhaoli Jiang discuss liability management exercises, developing an economic model to discuss their persistence despite substantial criticism: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Brandon Barker, Geoffrey Smith, Megan Preusker, and Dormie Ko discuss the complexities of lease rejection caps and the handling of security deposits in bankruptcy: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Tricia L. Mowbray & Ryan Sims discuss the intersection of good faith and statutory protections under the Code, with implications for mass tort, cannabis, and other cases: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Luke Barefoot and Brendan Gerdts discuss the rejection of a request by a group of plaintiffs to withdraw the reference in the bankruptcy of cryptocurrency company Celsius, and whether this issue might be seen again in upcoming cases: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Megan Wasson & Rebecca Polinsky discuss the breadth of bankruptcy's venue statute as illuminated in a recent decision from the New Jersey Bankruptcy Court: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Alvin Velazquez discusses bankruptcy as presidential resistance: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Richard Hynes discusses bankruptcy redemption options: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, @WeilGotshal discusses Chapter 15 for cannabis companies: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…
In this week's post, Ralph Brubaker discusses choice-of-law rules in bankruptcy: bankruptcyroundtable.law.har…