Akiko Matsuda

The bankrupt crypto lender says its parent company will pay more than $200 million in the next few weeks with the rest due April 1

Creditors of 4E Brands say findings of a survey they commissioned support their case for Judge Marvin Isgur of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Houston to recuse himself from weighing in on a dispute over legal fees the maker of hand sanitizer paid its law firm.

Asbestos-injury claimants said they would appeal the decision A bankruptcy judge is allowing U.S. affiliates of Irish air conditioning

The slot machine operator formerly known as Lucky Bucks is suing members of its former management and their affiliates, seeking the return of approximately $200 million and accusing them of defrauding the company.

John Q. Hammons Hotels & Resorts says it should be refunded the higher fees it paid under a 2017 law that was deemed unconstitutional.

The former chief executive who co-founded the co-working space provider said last month it was aiming to put together a bid.

Personal-injury claimants are clashing with a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate over a $535 million plan to resolve asbestos-related talc liabilities, alleging conflicts of interest among restructuring advisers who drew up the proposed terms.

A federal appeals court says Hertz can’t force bondholders to give up interest payments in chapter 11 while paying “massive dividend” to shareholders.

The Justice Department’s bankruptcy watchdog argues that Infowars assets can’t be sold through bankruptcy auctions.

The hotel-and-apartment rental company is renegotiating leases and partnering with a hotel group to avert the same collapse brought on by a similar model that drove WeWork into bankruptcy.