Texas Justices Likely Favor Bankruptcy Decision on Malpractice
The Texas Supreme Court likely lacks the authority to cancel a federal bankruptcy court-approved plan that pays creditors with a $20 million legal malpractice judgment, a justice said.
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Judge rules the Archdiocese’s bankruptcy case will stay closed
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin denied Attorney General Josh Kaul's petition to reopen the ...
Judge blocks attorney general review of sealed Milwaukee Archdiocese bankruptcy documents
A federal judge denied a request from the Wisconsin Department of Justice to access sealed documents in the Milwaukee ...
Elon Musk Says America 'Headed For Bankruptcy' As National Debt Skyrockets $204B In A Day
Elon Musk expressed concerns over the financial trajectory of the United States, suggesting the nation is on the brink of ...
America headed for bankruptcy? U.S. national debt skyrockets $204 billion in a day, raising alarm; here are key factors
The explosion of U.S. federal debt at the start of the new fiscal year highlights ongoing fiscal challenges that require ...
Councils warn Chancellor of widespread bankruptcies without funding boost
Analysis of councils serving nearly half the population of England found communities could lose ‘essential services’ because ...
Appliance component company Robertshaw emerges from bankruptcy
Appliance component manufacturer Robertshaw U.S. Holdings said it has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy and eliminated approximately $650 million of debt.