Akiko Matsuda is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in bankruptcy and restructuring, with a keen focus on law and legal affairs, litigation, and the agriculture and farming sectors. Akiko has been featured in notable publications such as The Real Deal, Financial News, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian.
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Akiko Matsuda's reporting is heavily focused on bankruptcy, finance, and legal proceedings within the United States. She regularly covers news related to bankruptcies of various entities including traditional financial institutions as well as cryptocurrency lenders.
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By: Akiko Matsuda
Bankruptcy judge rejects the healthcare-products company’s third attempt to resolve mass talc lawsuits through chapter 11.
Judge dismisses third attempt to resolve talc lawsuits through chapter 11
The direct-mail company's Prize Patrol gained fame delivering oversize checks with TV cameras running.
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Claimants argue that the defunct talc supplier—which is owned by the solvent Minerals Technologies—no longer has any business to reorganize.
Lawyers for talc claimants argued the Minerals Technologies unit didn’t belong in chapter 11.
By: Akiko Matsuda
The “Collect now, pay later” insurance model at Berkshire’s National Indemnity didn’t account for the rise in talc-related lawsuits.
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The Philadelphia-based chain entered bankruptcy again to seek buyers for its assets.
By: Akiko Matsuda, Patrick Thomas, Alexander Gladstone, Andrew Scurria
Bayer is making another push to resolve lawsuits linking the popular weedkiller Roundup to cancer, while exploring a bankruptcy filing for its
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A federal appeals court said a bankruptcy judge was wrong to strip control of Sanchez from top lenders Apollo and Fidelity.
By: Akiko Matsuda
Exactech’s plan would include a litigation trust, allowing injury claimants to seek damages from TPG.
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