08/25/2011 - Law360 Guest Column: Case Study - In Re Village At Camp Bowie
Law360, New York (August 25, 2011) -- Bankruptcy Judge Michael Lynn of the Northern District of Texas recently issued a noteworthy opinion in In re Village at Camp Bowie I LP that addresses two important Chapter 11 confirmation issues.

08/11/2011 - Weathering the Storm: Bankruptcy Court Permits Minimal Artificial Impairment and Applies Investment Band Approach to Determine the Cram-Down Rate Under Till
Bankruptcy Judge Michael Lynn of the Northern District of Texas recently issued a noteworthy opinion in In re Village at Camp Bowie I, L.P. that addresses two important Chapter 11 confirmation issues.

08/16/2010 - The Lehman and Charter Attack on Ipso Facto Clauses
Congress included five sections in the Bankruptcy Code that limit the enforcement of ipso facto clauses in a bankruptcy case (“Anti-Ipso Facto Sections”).

05/12/2010 - Lehman Brothers: Priority of Collateral
On February 5, 2010, the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (the “Bankruptcy Court”) issued a ruling (the “Memorandum Opinion”) creating a new wrinkle in the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy cases.
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03/31/2010 - Weathering the Storm: The Mervyn's Holdings Decision: A Lesson for Sellers and Equity Firms Participating in Leveraged Buyouts
The recent case of Mervyn’s LLC v. Lubert-Adler Group IV, LLC, et al. (In re Mervyn’s Holdings, LLC), serves as a warning to sellers and equity firms participating in leveraged buyouts to be wary of the effect such buyouts will have on creditors of the target company.