Mike Abelow Appointed Subchapter 5 Trustee
Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison is pleased to announce that member Mike Abelow was appointed a Subchapter 5 Trustee by the United States Trustee’s Office, an arm of the Department of Justice, [...]
Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison is pleased to announce that member Mike Abelow was appointed a Subchapter 5 Trustee by the United States Trustee’s Office, an arm of the Department of Justice, [...]
For a plaintiff seeking to recover for any outstanding obligation in a Tennessee civil lawsuit, obtaining a judgment against the debtor is the culmination of months or years of effort. All the [...]
Discount home décor retailer Old Time Pottery and its holding company filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code in Nashville on June 28, 2020. While the bankruptcy cases [...]
Co-authored by Ramon Ryan, SRVH Summer Associate Last month, investment firm Ashkenazy Acquisition surprised the New York real estate world when it filed an involuntary Chapter 11 petition to [...]
SRVH attorney, Bob Mendes recently contributed to a Tennessean article titled, “What you need to know about bankruptcy and how to avoid it.” Some attorneys expect a wave of bankruptcy filings due [...]
In my last post, I mentioned that it is becoming standard for unsecured creditors in a Chapter 11 case to go after the debtor’s private equity backers: One issue that I am seeing in my practice [...]
For several years now, the number of private equity-backed bankruptcy filings has been on the rise. A few months ago in November, The Deal reported that, for private equity-backed companies with [...]
What happens if the seller of property files for bankruptcy and the bankruptcy trustee tries to undo the transaction? Is the buyer protected by the buyer’s title insurance policy? The Tennessee [...]
The holy grail of litigation is winning the case and getting the other side to pay your attorneys fees. When this happens the loser may consider bankruptcy to avoid having to pay the judgment [...]
It is common wisdom that there is a four-year lookback period in bankruptcy for fraudulent transfer claims. A fraudulent transfer claim alleges that the debtor transferred property to someone, [...]
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