Small businesses in financial distress have a relatively new option for reorganization in bankruptcy – Subchapter V – designed to make the process more accessible, streamlined, cheaper, and faster.
With Maddin Hauser moving offices for the first time in 38 years, Julie Teicher reflects on our history, her experiences, and what the future holds.
When one spouse files for bankruptcy while their divorce is pending, it can impact support, maintenance, property division, and other matters.
A recent appellate court decision opens the door for cannabis-industry employees to seek bankruptcy relief that, to date, has been unavailable due to the continued criminalization of cannabis at the federal level.
A case pending before the U.S. Supreme Court will determine how much, if at all, a debtor's insurer can participate in decisions relating to a Chapter 11 reorganization plan.
Julie Teicher and Craig Zucker will lead our Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditor/Debtor Rights practice group.