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Citigroup Inc.’s mortgage unit was hit with sanctions Tuesday by a New York bankruptcy court, after the lender attempted to force a Chapter 7 debtor to “reaffirm” $102,000 in debt that had already been wiped out. read more

The Woodbridge Group of Cos. agreed to a second Chapter 11 corporate leadership rework in as many weeks on Tuesday, in a settlement that cut short a fourth day of argument in Delaware on a Securities and Exchange Commission-backed trustee takeover of read more

Outten & Golden LLP's employment attorneys made an outsized impact on the bankruptcy world this year when Czyzewski v. Jevic Holding Corp. — the firm's yearslong case on behalf of thousands of laid-off truck drivers — made its read more

In December, three of the Trump administration's judicial nominees were forced to withdraw after serious bipartisan concerns arose about their qualifications. What lessons can potential nominees learn from these high-profile failures? Having previou read more

I had not expected to be in the U.S. Supreme Court on March 22, 2016. To me, our opponent's petition seemed quite like a long shot. But clearly I had underestimated the appeal of their argument, says Matthew McGill of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher L read more