Eric Horn and Heike Vogel co-author New Jersey Law Journal article “Foreign Investors: Understanding the Chapter 11 Sale Process”
Eric Horn and Heike Vogel examine U.S. regulations that may be applicable in Chapter 11 when assets are sold to foreign investors.
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Men’s Wearhouse, Jos A. Bank Owner to Emerge From Bankruptcy By Late November
Eric Horn discusses the Men’s Wearhouse and Jos A. Bank restructuring plan approved by a federal bankruptcy judge in Houston.
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Chuck E. Cheese’s Parent Joins Other National Eateries Facing Fewer Funding Options
Eric Horn explains why lenders are considering debt for equity swaps as a way to recoup value down the road.
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Parent of Chuck E. Cheese Makes Unusual Rent Payment Offer to Landlords
The parent company of the restaurant chain proposes paying landlords a percentage of rent.
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Bankruptcy Judge Is Approving Move As Tailored Brands Plans to Close 500 Stores
A bankruptcy court judge is giving menswear seller Tailored Brands permission to walk away from 100 retail leases.
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Chuck E Cheese Owner Is Latest Major Retailer Allowed to Suspend Rent in Chapter 11
A U.S. bankruptcy judge granted approval for the parent company to not pay rent for the time being.
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Pier 1 Imports Names Bidder Willing to Pay $20 Million for E-Commerce, Brand
Home furnishings retailer Pier 1 Imports Inc. found a would-be buyer offering more than $20 million.
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Illinois Bankruptcy Court Finds that Force Majeure Clause in a Lease was Triggered by Shutdown Order Due to COVID-19
An analysis of a recent bankruptcy decision regarding enforcement of commercial lease terms and force majeure clauses.
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Substantial Increase in Consumer and Commercial Bankruptcies Anticipated As Businesses Reopen – Eric Horn Explains Why
Partner Eric Horn shares his thoughts with The Street regarding the potential uptick in consumer and commercial bankruptcy filings once stores reopen.
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The Dotted Line: How will clients approach contracts post-pandemic?
A look ahead to what kind of contract terms construction companies could face in the future.
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