KRCL and Houston Director Mike Ridulfo received the M&A Advisors Turnaround of the Year Award in the category of Chapter 11 Reorganization of the Year ($10MM to $100MM). Mr. Ridulfo represented the controlling equity of the Debtor, a multi-state […]
Michael Ridulfo is presenting on June 5, 2019 at the Turnaround Management Association Houston Chapter Breakfast Meeting, on the topic of “Keeping Your Truck on the Road: Examining Challenges Arising in Chapter 11 Trucking Cases”. Register […]
As the brick and mortar retail industry continues to decline, landlords are likely to engage in an increasing number of lease disputes with delinquent tenants. As we have seen over the past five years, those disputes often end up in bankruptcy court […]
Attorney Trent Rexing discusses the recent Texas Supreme Court Ruling in favor of The Golf Channel.
Companies seeking to confirm a Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan typically include releases that discharge the bankrupt company (the debtor) from liability on claims, thereby giving the debtor a chance to emerge from bankruptcy and seek a profitable future.& […]
Preference litigation is frequently a game of poker between a bankruptcy trustee and creditors in which the trustee begins with a significant advantage – the lawsuit. In most cases, simply filing a lawsuit ensures that the bankruptcy trustee will leverage […]
The United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio was recently presented with a strange set of facts regarding a purported licensee under the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (PACA). The issue was whether an acknowledged mistake […]
As noted in Part III, movants seeking approval of structured dismissal motions typically must prove that the proposed dismissal is in the best interest of the creditors. To do so, movants will usually have to prove that the dismissal provides better […]
The Bankruptcy Code allows bankruptcy trustees, debtors in possession, and official committees to hire attorneys, accountants, and other professionals to assist them in carrying out their statutory duties, with their fees to be paid by the bankruptcy […]
A recent decision by the District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina demonstrates just how important it is for parties asserting rights under the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (PACA) to provide proper notice. Failing to correctly […]
Read Director Joseph Coleman's article in CRF New on setoffs. Setoffs- Cutting Your Losses Both Inside And Outside Bankruptcy