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Sometimes, The House Loses: Caesars In Chapter 11, Mitchell Gladstein, Christian Wilkinson
Sometimes, The House Loses: Caesars In Chapter 11, Mitchell Gladstein, Christian Wilkinson
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
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Getting Out Of The Woods: Boy Scouts Bankruptcy, Dalton Maddox, Savannah Mcmillan
Getting Out Of The Woods: Boy Scouts Bankruptcy, Dalton Maddox, Savannah Mcmillan
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
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Order Up! The Krystal Company Bankruptcy, W. Preston White, Jonathan E. Williams
Order Up! The Krystal Company Bankruptcy, W. Preston White, Jonathan E. Williams
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
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Down The Drain: The Bankruptcy Of Insys Therapeutics, Inc., Leah Creathorn, Randi Thompson
Down The Drain: The Bankruptcy Of Insys Therapeutics, Inc., Leah Creathorn, Randi Thompson
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
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The Bankruptcy Of Remington Outdoor Company: All Bang, No Bucks, Bradshaw Behinfar, Shaun Douglas, Chad Zachman-Brockmeyer
The Bankruptcy Of Remington Outdoor Company: All Bang, No Bucks, Bradshaw Behinfar, Shaun Douglas, Chad Zachman-Brockmeyer
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
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The Guitar Center Bankruptcy: Getting The Band Back Together, Jonathan Jemison, Jacob Moses
The Guitar Center Bankruptcy: Getting The Band Back Together, Jonathan Jemison, Jacob Moses
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
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The Reorganization Of Erickson, Incorporated Et Al., Taylor Grills, Ben Tarpley
The Reorganization Of Erickson, Incorporated Et Al., Taylor Grills, Ben Tarpley
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
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Sports Authority: Another (Private Equity Owned) Retail Giant Caught Off Guard!, Matthew Homonnay, Katie Yoches, Luke S. Smith
Sports Authority: Another (Private Equity Owned) Retail Giant Caught Off Guard!, Matthew Homonnay, Katie Yoches, Luke S. Smith
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
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Hostess Brands, Inc. Bankruptcy, Kathryn K. Ganier, Frederick L. Conrad Iii, Wendy G. Patrick
Hostess Brands, Inc. Bankruptcy, Kathryn K. Ganier, Frederick L. Conrad Iii, Wendy G. Patrick
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
In 1930, the Hostess Corporation[1] began as the Interstate Baking Corporation (IBC). In Kansas City Missouri, flour, wheat, and grain marched from machines as workers placed sliced white squares into Wonder Bread’s iconic yellow, red, and blue packaging.[2]
Hostess grew from its small town beginnings into a large corporation thanks in large part to its innovation in its product lines as well as growth through the acquisition of its competitors. By the end of 2012, “Hostess [was] one of the largest wholesale bakers and distributors of bread and snack cakes in the United States [and] operate[d] 36 bakeries, …
Force Out: A Dodgers Bankruptcy, Richard Marrero, Cj Fayton
Force Out: A Dodgers Bankruptcy, Richard Marrero, Cj Fayton
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Studies
The premise of a chapter 11 bankruptcy is that the business’ going concern value exceeds its liquidation value. It provides the debtor with an opportunity to restructure their debt so that they can pay back their creditors and stay in business.
The debtor’s filing of the bankruptcy petition creates an “automatic stay.”[1] The automatic stay is an injunction that prevents creditors from pursuing legal actions against the debtor and its assets. The automatic stay, however, protects not only the debtor but the creditors as well. In the absence of the automatic stay, creditors would “race to the courthouse” to …