Clara Geoghegan

A solar project financing company alleged that bankrupt solar panel leasing firm PosiGen failed to pass along $10.5 million in project revenue, asking a Texas bankruptcy judge to intervene.

Canacol Energy Ltd., a Canadian group that explores natural gas in Colombia, has sought Chapter 15 protection in New York, citing a liquidity crunch hampering its ability to make upcoming payments on over $900 million in debt.

It's been more than two years since the news of the undisclosed romantic relationship between former U.S. Bankruptcy Judge David Jones and former Jackson Walker attorney Elizabeth Freeman rocked Houston's popular bankruptcy court.

Former banking middleware firm Synapse Financial Technologies Inc.'s Chapter 11 has been dismissed by a California bankruptcy judge after the debtor said it didn't have the funds to try to sell its assets again.

Former banking middleware firm Synapse Financial Technologies Inc.'s Chapter 11 has been dismissed by a California bankruptcy judge after the debtor said it didn't have the funds to try to sell its assets again.

Former banking middleware firm Synapse Financial Technologies Inc.'s Chapter 11 has been dismissed by a California bankruptcy judge after the debtor said it didn't have the funds to try to sell its assets again.

Former banking middleware firm Synapse Financial Technologies Inc.'s Chapter 11 has been dismissed by a California bankruptcy judge after the debtor said it didn't have the funds to try to sell its assets again.

A Texas bankruptcy judge has granted the Chapter 15 petition of the United Kingdom unit of jewelry maker Fossil, giving U.S. recognition of a deal that will restructure $150 million in unsecured notes, drum up $32.5 million in liquidity and provide releases.

A Texas bankruptcy judge has granted the Chapter 15 petition of the United Kingdom unit of jewelry maker Fossil, giving U.S. recognition of a deal that will restructure $150 million in unsecured notes, drum up $32.5 million in liquidity and provide releases.

In October 2023, the Southern District of Texas' rising bankruptcy court was shaken by the sudden resignation of then-U.S. Bankruptcy Judge David R. Jones, after a lawsuit and media reports revealed he had been in a romantic relationship with a local bankruptcy lawyer, Elizabeth Freeman, information that neither Jones nor the attorney disclosed to clients.