What is the best way to resolve disputes? We are lawyers, after all. We file lawsuits. Fair enough, but what then? The good old-fashioned way is to try the case, but that means risk; it is expensive in both dollars and lost time; and it is stressful. Moreover, after the judge or jury has spoken, [...]
Who Should Resolve Your Case – The Trial Judge, The Settlement Judge or Your Client?
Who Should Resolve Your Case – The Trial Judge, The Settlement Judge or Your Client?
May 21st, 2010
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Negotiation and Mediation in CHAPTER 11 Cases Beats Litigation Hands Down!
May 21st, 2010
Why negotiate?
Chapter 11 cases are invariably complex, multi-party cases. They all consist of a variety of mini – or not so mini – disputes. A few examples illustrate the point: cash collateral use disputes; lease and executory contract performance and assumption/rejection disputes; fraudulent transfer and preference recovery actions; automatic stay relief motions by all manner [...]
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The Supreme Court of the United States in NLRB v. Bildisco & Bildisco, 465 U.S. 513, 528 (1984):
May 19th, 2010
“The fundamental purpose of [Chapter 11 business bankruptcy] reorganization is to prevent a debtor from going into liquidation, with an attendant loss of jobs and possible misuse of economic resources.”
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