Akiko Matsuda is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers bankruptcy and restructuring with a focus on commercial real estate, housing market trends, and legal affairs related to finance and investment. Akiko's work has been featured in notable publications including The Real Deal, Financial News, and Yahoo Finance.
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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
A New York judge allowed a lender lawsuit over the separation of Lions Gate’s studio assets from Starz to proceed.
By: Akiko Matsuda
Johnson & Johnson failed for years to resolve its talc liabilities in chapter 11, but is now gaining ground outside of bankruptcy court by attacking the ethics of its leading mass-tort adversary.
By: Akiko Matsuda
Former Unit Corp. shareholders are challenging a dilutive change to stock warrants granted in bankruptcy.
By: Akiko Matsuda
More than eight years after trying to address asbestos lawsuits through the Bestwall bankruptcy, the paper maker is preparing for a new filing, claimant lawyer says.
By: Akiko Matsuda
A bankruptcy judge booted the law firm from representing Vanderbilt Minerals in seeking an asbestos-liability settlement with its parent company.
YesCare’s chapter 11 follows its Texas Two-Step affiliate’s exit from bankruptcy in March 2025 in a failed attempt to address mass tort litigation.
Florida filing is a ‘shell game’ intended to evade creditors and injury claimants, says lawyer for creditors. YesCare says its operations are concentrated in Florida.
By: Akiko Matsuda
The medical community is divided and so are the animals, but some tout the miraculous effects of acupuncture on dogs and cats.
Akiko Matsuda A 12-year-old Labrador retriever named Sugar was sprawled on a hardwood floor of a Brooklyn apartment. Kneeling beside her, Dr.
By: Akiko Matsuda
A federal district judge on Friday rejected conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’s bid to shield Infowars from liquidation, upholding a bankruptcy court ruling that the assets aren’t protected by his personal bankruptcy estate.
