Opinion: The $5 million threshold for bankruptcy examiner appointments is outdated, and the Bankruptcy Code should be amended to reflect that.

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Bethany D. Simmons and Noah Weingarten of Loeb & Loeb LLP examine a bankruptcy court ruling that interprets lease ...

In a recent U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit decision, In re Eileen T. Adams, the appellate court blocked just ...

The S&P report also showed that bankruptcy filings across the U.S. have risen every year since 2022, when decades-high ...

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Explore recent high-profile bankruptcies and fraud allegations in private credit, examining market cycles and investor ...

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The buzz around mushroom-infused drinks is exploding. From coffee alternatives to cocktail substitutes, experts say they can offer focus and immunity support but only if you know what you’re sipping.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The management team that took over First brands as well as debtors of the once fast-growing Cleveland auto parts supplier have sued its founder and CEO, saying that they now know ...