Third-Party Releases In Mahwah Bergen’s Chapter 11 Plan Held To Be Unenforceable

In a recent decision, Judge David Novak of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia vacated the Chapter 11 plan confirmation order entered by the bankruptcy court in the Mahwah Bergen Retail Group (formerly known as Ascena Retail Group) case, holding that the plan’s non-consensual third-party releases were unenforceable.1 The ruling arrived shortly after an opinion issued by the US District Court for the Southern District of New York in the Purdue […]

By | May 27th, 2022 ||

Pryor Cashman A Leading Firm In April 2022 Restructuring Advisory Mandates Report

Debtwire published its April 2022 Restructuring Advisory Mandates Report, tracking new representations in corporate reorganizations, and Pryor Cashman is listed among the most frequently appointed firms.

The report puts Pryor in the top 10 for lead counsel mandates for the month, and in the top 15 so far in 2022. The firm is also listed as No. 6 in the Bond/Loan category.

Read the full Debtwire report using the link below.

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[Debtwire] April 2022 Restructuring Advisory Mandates Report

By | May 11th, 2022 ||

Delaware Bankruptcy Court Decision Highlights Potential Defenses To Equitable Subordination Claim

On March 25, 2022, the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware dismissed a complaint filed against a lender and other entities. An individual (and others) formerly in control of the bankrupt companies sued the creditor to seek equitable subordination of the lender’s claims under 11 U.S.C. § 510(c). The plaintiffs asserted that the claims of the lender (and others acting in concert with the lender) should be subordinated to the payment […]

By | May 1st, 2022 ||