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2026 Bankruptcy Outlook: Rising Pressures and Where Resilience May Emerge
Commercial bankruptcy filings have been trending upward over the last year, driven by elevated interest rates, inflationary costs, and tightening credit conditi
Read More »When the General Contractor Files for Bankruptcy: Protecting Your Interests as a Material and Labor Supplier
When a general contractor files for bankruptcy, inevitably the material suppliers, subcontractors, and laborers face unique challenges that differ significantly
Read More »Critical Vendor Agreements in Bankruptcy
We have recently been dealing with critical vendor/critical supplier issues in bankruptcy cases and specifically critical trade vendor agreements. This article
Read More »Bankruptcy Court Limits Landlord's Claim Based on State Court Judgment in Recent Chapter 13 case
In re: William Harry Dadson - Bankruptcy Court Limits Landlord's Claim Under Section 502(b)(6) In a recent bankruptcy case decided on October 28, 2024, the Unit
Read More »Contracts and Leases in Bankruptcy, Part 2
What Happens When Your Lease Counterparty Files for Bankruptcy? Last month, we found out what happens when your contract counterparty files for bankruptcy. Now,
Read More »Contracts and Leases in Bankruptcy
You Just Found Out That Your Contract Counterparty Filed for Bankruptcy, Now What Happens? First, from a bankruptcy point of view, it is important to understand
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