Bankruptcy Law News and Insights

Third-party litigation funding is a multibillion-dollar U.S. industry in which investors help litigants and law firms pay legal fees and expenses in exchange for a return from a winning case or cases. It seems a natural fit in bankruptcy matters, with creditors vying for limited resources and liquidity-constrained debtors seeking...

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In their article for the Journal of Bankruptcy Law titled "US Supreme Court Rules on Purdue Pharma Chapter 11 Plan: No Authorization for Release of Nonconsensual Claims Against Third Parties," Schulte Roth and Zabel partner Doug Mintz and associate Reuben Dizengoff examine a significant bankruptcy ruling by the US Supreme Court. In a highly...

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Davis+Gilbert's Subprime Auto Loan Risk Chronometer has not signaled significant market risk for some time, but new litigation has commenced that is of the type that had been anticipated and may be an indication of what is to come if the labor market deteriorates further and contributes to weaker performance. In litigation recently filed...

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