Clear all

Refine your search

Content type
Tags
Firm name
Author
Jurisdiction
Language

6,697 results found

Article
Ask Lexy

Des Voeux Chambers | Hong Kong | 22 Sep 2023

Novel Decision by the Court of Appeal on costs, fees and expenses following the Setting Aside of a Bankruptcy Order on appeal

Where a bankruptcy order has been made and the Official Receiver/trustee in bankruptcy has been appointed, how should their fees and expenses be…
Article
Ask Lexy

Global Restructuring Review | China | 15 Sep 2023

Major developments in China’s surging restructuring market

In recent years, the Supreme People’s Court has released several influential judicial documents. Developments in cross-border bankruptcy, active…
Article
Ask Lexy

Blaney McMurtry LLP | Canada, USA | 8 Sep 2023

Court of Appeal summaries (September 4 - September 8)

In AssessNet Inc. v. Ferro Estate, the Court set aside an order dismissing the action, finding that the summary judgment motion judge had erred in…
Commentary
Ask Lexy

Gün + Partners | Turkey | 6 Sep 2023

Court of Cassation examines impact of bankruptcy on collection of employee receivables

In practice, bankruptcy of a defendant employer during court proceedings related to employee receivables may be confusing for both the parties of a dispute and the courts handling the proceedings. The Court of Cassation recently examined a case where the defendant employer became bankrupt during court proceedings initiated for employment receivables.
Article
Ask Lexy

Taylor Wessing | United Kingdom | 6 Sep 2023

English Court of Appeal finds bankruptcy trustees are not required to act in the interests of creditors at all costs

The Court of Appeal has recently referred to established case law that the court will only interfere with the act of an officeholder “if he has done…
Article
Ask Lexy

Gün + Partners | Turkey | 6 Sep 2023

Court of Cassation Examines Impact of Bankruptcy on Collection of Employee Receivables

In practice, bankruptcy of a defendant employer during court proceedings related to employee receivables may be confusing for both the parties of a…
Analysis PRO
Ask Lexy

Lexology PRO | USA | 30 Aug 2023

Syndicated loans are not securities, Second Circuit rules

A US appeals court has averted an “existential threat” to the US$1.4 trillion syndicated loan market, rejecting arguments that would have classed a set of broadly syndicated term loans as securities. But, noting the “fact-specific” nature of the court’s reasoning, practitioners are already drawing lessons from the decision on how to structure such loans going forward.
Article
Ask Lexy

Mintz | USA | 29 Aug 2023

Energy & Sustainability IP Updates — August 2023

For the third consecutive month, Tesla finds itself involved in a new patent infringement lawsuit, this latest time as a defendant in an action filed…
Article
Ask Lexy

Seeds of Law (formerly Peeters Law) | Belgium, European Union | 25 Aug 2023

Reform of the insolvency laws from September, 1 2023

On June, 20 2019, the European Parliament adopted a new directive harmonising insolvency law at a European level for the first time. It was a long…
Article
Ask Lexy

Seeds of Law (formerly Peeters Law) | Belgium, European Union | 25 Aug 2023

Le droit de l’insolvabilité réformé dès le 1er septembre 2023

Le 20 juin 2019, le Parlement Européen a adopté une nouvelle directive qui harmonise pour la première fois le droit de…
Previous page 1 2 3 ...