Peg Brickley

Time is running short for people seeking sexual-abuse damages from local Boy Scouts councils in New York and elsewhere to sue.

A ruling issued Monday rejected YPF’s move to disqualify White & Case in the litigation that seeks to hold the Argentine oil company responsible for the costs of cleaning up New Jersey’s contaminated Passaic River.

Investors will recover less than half of what they put into a collection of Northern California apartment buildings, office parks and other real estate without realizing the business that owned them was running as a Ponzi scheme, according to bankruptcy professionals who took it over after its found…

The Boy Scouts of America are offering cash, artwork and other assets to sex-abuse victims under a bankruptcy plan filed Monday, an opening gambit by the...

Provision Cares Proton Therapy Centers in Nashville and Knoxville, Tenn., and a sister institution being developed near Orlando, Fla., turned to chapter 11 Tuesday.

Between Covid-19 pressures and more than 95,000 sexual-abuse claims, the survival of the Boy Scouts of America is on the line in bankruptcy court, lawyers for the national youth group said.

Gun maker Remington Outdoor will be broken up and sold after a multiday bankruptcy auction, in which seven different buyers won the bidding for parcels of the company’s weapons and ammunition holdings.

New money arrangement is separate from $1.5 billion bankruptcy loan

Here are five takeaways from Grace’s historic restructuring.

The car-rental company wants to hand out a further $14.6 million in bonuses to executives, months after it shelled out $16.2 million in extra pay meant to keep executives from leaving as Covid-19 upended the travel industry.

Mexico’s flagship airline won court permission to tap $100 million of a $1 billion bankruptcy financing package from New York investment firm Apollo Global Management.

A bankruptcy judge reined in American Addiction Centers Inc.’s proposed high-cost chapter 11 loan, trimming upfront fees on the money the company is borrowing to launch its turnaround effort.

Corporate bankruptcy is increasingly shaped by a handful of powerful law firms and advisers working in courts in New York and Delaware

Developer Woodbridge Group is under scrutiny from regulators. Now, its portfolio of 138 properties—including the famed Owlwood estate—may soon hit the market.

Sempra Revises Oncor Takeover Financing  Fox Business

WeedHire Goes Up in Smoke - WSJ  Wall Street Journal

Why Did Caesars Choose Chicago?  Wall Street Journal

Constar Returns to Chapter 11  Wall Street Journal

Secret Arbitrations Put Delaware Judges on Defense  Wall Street Journal

Grocery chain A&P paid out $9.4 million in bonuses and other additional pay to insiders in the 12 months before its July bankruptcy, but it hasn’t publicly disclosed the identities of the insiders.