Dominic Lawson

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• Heads-Up: Andrew Wilkinson and Neil Devaney at Weil in London
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• Heads-Up: Ron Thompson at Alvarez & Marsal in Hong Kong
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• India tables draft cross-border regulations
• Hong Kong publisher escapes winding up pending arbitration
• German bondholders bemoan real estate group’s Austrian restructuring
• KPMG faces Carillion negligence claim
• UK monitors liable for costs of failed Australian recognition request
• Jail threat for Eagle Hospitality “fraudsters”
• Alpha Latam Ch11 sale approved
• Football Index enters Jersey liquidation
• HNA-backed skyscraper faces Chapter 11 dismissal request
• PwC Greece settles Aegean Marine fraud claims
• Bermudian paper company secures Hong Kong scheme after late amendment
• UK liquidator wins “important” insolvency funding ruling
• Kroll strengthens real estate expertise in Hong Kong
• Bermudian reinsurer’s JPLs move to stop potential US claims
• Intelsat shareholder group fails to secure examiner
• Philippine Airlines seeks local recognition of Chapter 11
• Angolan-owned energy company enters bankruptcy in Amsterdam
• Ukrainian trustee seeks UK recognition amid fraud suit
• Cayman fund wound up as receivers target affiliate’s Hong Kong shares
• Streamlined proving process approved in Cayman
• China’s Evergrande brings in advisers amid default risk
• Insurers’ defences rejected in Nine West settlement litigation
• China Fishery to launch UK restructuring plan
• Debevoise guides Philippine flag carrier on pre-pack Chapter 11
• Steinhoff’s Dutch administrators denied South African recognition amid local liquidation request
• France’s Cassini loses English information battle
• Bermudian coal group escapes immediate Hong Kong winding up
• Citigroup to face Madoff clawback claims after Second Circuit reversal
• Modernland pre-pack schemes sanctioned in Singapore
• Dutch restaurant secures WHOA moratorium
• ArcelorMittal sues Essar over “fraudulent conveyance”
• Amicus administrators secure cramdown
• Chilean car importer completes Chapter 11 restructuring
• Wirecard shareholder seeks damages over “fraudulent statements”
• Oon & Bazul guide engineering group’s Singapore scheme filing
• Amicus administrators seek cramdown amid conflict accusations
• Privy Council reverses Cayman reflective loss ruling
• NCLTea: Global tea producer forced into insolvency proceedings
• Bermudian court halts South African mine rescue
• Provident scheme sanctioned despite FCA concerns
• White & Case advising as Latin American lender seeks Chapter 11 asset sales
• Amicus creditor denied disclosure ahead of cramdown hearing
• Willkie Farr advising as Hong Kong-owned wholesaler enters Chapter 11
• Fund director invented agreement to avoid winding-up, Cayman court finds
• Mallya declared bankrupt in England
• Indian conglomerate’s English scheme sanctioned
• Hong Kong fund directors face Cayman litigation
• Lowenstein hires in New York

• Caffè Nero CVA challenge trial starts in London
• Cannabis producer secures CCAA plan
• GÖRG partner appointed over kitchenware company
• Samarco creditors oppose restructuring plan
• Schahin administrator targets banks in New York unjust enrichment suits
• FCA to consult on English scheme concerns
• Creditors approve Modernland’s Singapore schemes
• Wirecard’s Indian forex subsidiary sold
• Dutch football club’s Chinese owner fails to overturn loan payment order
• UK trustee’s Australian reps awarded expenses under Model Law
• Transworld liquidator dodges liability over failed Curaçao banker examination
• UK lender’s administrators face opposition to plan classes
• Creditors reject Falcon Energy’s Singapore scheme again
• Indian bank secures English debt judgment against oil company guarantor
• Indonesia’s Modernland tables Singaporean pre-pack schemes
• Canadian tech manufacturer bankrupted over English legal fees
• Indonesian flag carrier hires Cleary after sukuk default
• Deloitte hires Luther partner in Hamburg
• Hong Kong trustees block Canadian contempt appeal
• No confidentiality issues between Rajah & Tann and Lim family, court says
• Heads-Up: Richard Fleming and Mark Firmin at Alvarez & Marsal in London
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• UK liquidator fights costs application by Curaçao bank director
• NMC Healthcare’s Abu Dhabi administrators secure English recognition
• Cut-off date set for Football Index customer dividends
• Indian conglomerate secures English scheme meeting
• Samarco tables US$10 billion restructuring plan
• Baker McKenzie guiding Indian conglomerate’s English scheme
• Creditors approve Peking Uni group’s restructuring
• Cayman oil company’s parallel scheme unjustified, says Hong Kong court
• Hyflux judicial managers seek liquidation
• Listed companies under fire again over Hong Kong winding-up petitions
• BP fails to escape Hin Leong fraud suit in Singapore
• Chinese oil company secures Cayman JPLs amid corruption probe
• Parallel directions issued in first for Australian and New Zealand courts
• Caffè Nero fails to strike out CVA challenge
• Omani businessman appeals US recognition of English bankruptcy
• Dutch footballer’s transfer denied protection in WHOA case
• Subprime lender’s English scheme rejected after FCA opposition
• Islamic offshore reinsurer wound-up in Malaysia
• Hong Kong JPLs overturn joint venture payment on appeal
• Caffè Nero seeks CVA challenge dismissal
• Dutch construction company made bankrupt following observer decision
• RSM under fire as Cayman soft-touch JPLs refused assistance in Hong Kong
• Alvarez & Marsal hires in Asia and Europe
• Businessman’s bankruptcy appeal blocked in Singapore
• Maltese oil company’s ex-directors face English injunction application
• Chinese university group reaches multi-billion dollar restructuring deal
• UK plans and schemes are insolvency proceedings under Cape Town Convention, say experts
• Connected pre-pack scrutiny draws concern in UK
• Cayman winding-up petition struck out amid Hong Kong share dispute