A group led by George Soros’ investment management firm, New York-headquartered Fortress Investment, and middle market lender Monroe Capital is planning to buy troubled media group Vice out of bankruptcy.
15 May 2023
UK law firm TLT has been ordered to pay £12.5 million in damages for breach of contract and professional negligence in the way it handled a complaint against the liquidators of a Scottish alcoholic drinks company.
15 May 2023
A former partner from scandal-hit asset management firm MJ Hudson, which closed its legal arm last month, has joined Dorsey & Whitney’s London office as the leader of its restructuring and finance practice.
11 May 2023
Bob Wessels considers a Dutch court case from March 2023 in which a Spanish bank with a secured claim learned an expensive lesson when dealing with the bankrupt Dutch owners of a Spanish holiday home.
11 May 2023
Nova Scotia-based pharma group IMV has secured interim relief in Delaware to protect its property in the United States while it seeks recognition of a Canadian restructuring.
10 May 2023
UK-based gym group Fitness First has secured court approval to convene meetings for nine classes of creditors to vote on an English restructuring plan to slash its rental liabilities and extend the deadline on a half-million-pound payment owed to the UK tax office.
10 May 2023
Seattle-based crypto platform Bittrex has sought Chapter 11 protection with two of its Maltese subsidiaries and asked a US bankruptcy court to approve a debtor-in-possession loan to be paid and repaid in bitcoins.
09 May 2023
The head of Glaisyers’ restructuring group has joined Squire Patton Boggs in Manchester, adding to a growing practice that has also welcomed a Brown Rudnick team in London and a partner in Paris in recent months.
09 May 2023
A Canadian fuel company has sought recognition of its domestic insolvency proceedings in Florida, while the representatives of a Ukrainian bank, the trustee of a New Zealand family trust and a Brazilian oil drilling group have secured Chapter 15 orders in Florida, Kentucky and New York.
05 May 2023
In a decision clarifying the scope of its powers to grant freezing orders in aid of foreign proceedings, the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court has extended a Chabra injunction against a BVI-incorporated arms dealer for a pair of unsecured creditors with civil claims against its bankrupt former director in the Czech Republic – but declined to join two other creditors with claims in his bankruptcy.
05 May 2023
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