bankruptcy

The rock of respectability has rolled back down the Alps.

Aiming for bankruptcy court, the private equity giant finds itself in Indiana civil court.

Dan Kamensky may go from predicting jailtime to getting it in less than a year.

Turns out you can’t just reopen a bankruptcy you had nothing to do with because it would be convenient.

Because that judge will be the one fulfilling his prophecy about going to jail.

If only they were as good at delivering power and keeping their utility lines from becoming giant lighters as they are at running legal circles around a hedge fund.

Neiman Marcus’ Geoffroy van Raemsdonck is feeling himself a little too hard.

Jail is not sufficient. $60 million and subordinated claims might be.

‘Cause he’s not gonna do the latter anymore.

I’m no lawyer but that just seems like a bad idea.

How many small cities have their very own federal bankruptcy judges?

Da Bros don’t always wins, but they win enough.

Did a hedge fund manager learn a little too much from his erstwhile enemies?

A near-corporate-death experience is the new must-have résumé line.

A promise made over the charred and smoldering remains of California is still a promise.

The latest monument to her hubris comes (of course) in lawsuit form.

Can Chatham Asset Management and Brigade Capital Management out-Alden Alden Global Capital?

Behold, the most amazing regulatory filing in the history of stupid capitalism.