Restructuring

Through the Cold War we saw the selective invocation of the domino theory which stated – or at least we’ll pretend it stated to make this stretched...

There are many bad habits that lawyers have – but one of them that has knock-on ramifications on all of us is a pension for coining acronyms that s...

It can seem like time in a flat circle and that we’ve somehow landed back to where we were only a few years ago with some tech stocks reaching eye-...

I’ve written many times before that the in-court process can seem, at first blush, to be one defined by a certain level of rigidity – as if debtors...

In the world of restructuring, no matter where you go, and no matter who you talk to, you’ll eventually end up talking about drop-downs and non-pro...

Something that I’ve tried to touch on – successfully or otherwise – through many of my longer posts over the past year is that the world of restruc...

The first weeks of summer are upon us, and that means flocks of summer analysts have descended on midtown and flocks of analysts are trying despera...

There’s a certain irony that a company filing – with some exceptions, as we discussed with LTL last summer – is usually not going to be flush with ...

The last time we talked about Incora, a complaint had recently dropped from some aggrieved Secured Noteholders that were left behind when Incora’s ...

As you know if you’ve gone through the guides or have read enough posts around here, a relatively common type of restructuring interview question r...

The past year in the world of restructuring – at least when it comes to in-court cases – was a tale of two halves. The first half of the year saw t...

There’s no getting around the fact that a lot of the reading you’ll have to do as an analyst or associate in restructuring is going to be dry, tedi...