Chicago Leaders in Law – Outcomes Over Odds
April 8, 2022/by Michelle StaniecCOVID-19 Relief Act Extends Bankruptcy Provisions
March 31, 2021/by Michelle StaniecNew U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Bankruptcy Stays
March 31, 2021/by Michelle Staniec7th Circuit Says “Three Strikes, You’re Out” on Alleged Price-Fixing Claim Against Bankruptcy Trustee’s Software-Services Provider
November 27, 2019/by Michelle StaniecProblem Lawsuits Filed by Bankruptcy Trustees
November 27, 2019/by Michelle Staniec7th Circuit Provides Clarity to Definition of Fraudulent Intent
June 27, 2019/by Michelle StaniecA Valentine for Creditors
February 14, 2019/by Michelle StaniecUS Supreme Court Holdings Help Creditors
December 1, 2017/by Michelle StaniecSupreme Court Expands Creditors Rights
May 24, 2016/by Michelle StaniecProposals for Change in Chapter 11 Affecting Secured Lenders
January 21, 2016/by Karrie Idstein“Deemed” Substantive Consolidation – A New Theory
October 20, 2015/by Karrie IdsteinCreditor’s Good Faith Saves It From Damage Claims
October 20, 2015/by Karrie IdsteinAre Serial Bankruptcy Filers Delaying your Foreclosure Suit?
August 7, 2015/by Kurt CarlsonConsent to Jurisdiction for Non-Core Issues Allowed in Bankruptcy Proceedings
June 12, 2015/by Kurt CarlsonKey Decision for Creditor’s Rights Professionals
May 28, 2015/by Kurt CarlsonUCC Article 9 and Personal Property Insurance Interests
May 14, 2015/by Kurt Carlson“All Asset” UCC Financing Statements: Not Always A Perfect Solution
April 21, 2015/by Kurt CarlsonBlackjack and Company Insolvency—Creditors, Get in the Game!
December 4, 2014/by Kurt CarlsonTo Forbear or Sue: An Easy Decision for Creditors
November 13, 2014/by Kurt CarlsonAnatomy of an Auction: Maximizing Asset Value through a Bankruptcy Sale
November 13, 2014/by Kurt CarlsonWorking with a Financially Distressed Customer: The ABCs of an Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors
November 15, 2011/by Kurt CarlsonBreach of Fiduciary Duty in the Context of Insolvency: Can Individual Creditors Seek Recovery?
September 15, 2011/by Kurt CarlsonChapter 15 of the Bankruptcy Code: “New” Cross-Border Insolvency Cases
September 15, 2011/by Kurt CarlsonConsider the Setoff: Strategies for Creditors after a Bankruptcy Filing
September 15, 2011/by Kurt CarlsonPractical Rules for Creditors: Protecting Your Secured Interests in Collateral
September 15, 2011/by Kurt CarlsonReceivers and Assignees in Illinois: Minimizing Personal Risk While Fulfilling Your Duties
September 15, 2011/by Kurt CarlsonThe Changing Landscape of Lending Relationships: Guarantors Receive Expanded Rights in Illinois
September 15, 2011/by Kurt CarlsonThe End of the Recession? Sometimes Bad News Foretells Good
September 15, 2011/by Kurt Carlson
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