The Onion Wants To Buy Infowars, Diamond Sports' Plan OK'd
Satirical news outlet The Onion emerged as the winner of a Chapter 7 auction for Alex Jones' Infowars show, Diamond Sports clinched a Chapter 11 plan approval and new bankruptcy filings by both businesses and consumers have grown by 16% over the past year.
Proskauer Atty Is Part Of 'Rich' Harvard Football Tradition
Proskauer bankruptcy partner and longtime Harvard football public address announcer Chad Dale had no experience when he became the voice of the football program 33 years ago, but he followed in his late grandfather's footsteps and received an influential endorsement for the gig from his grieving grandmother.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
A New York bankruptcy judge denied retail creditors to Celsius Network discovery into the crypto lender's bankruptcy plan administration, Johnson & Johnson's talc unit bit back at efforts to dismiss its Chapter 11 case, and the Archdiocese of New Orleans established non-monetary child protections with its unsecured creditors. Here are some bankruptcy stories that may have slipped past you this week.
The Onion Wants To Buy Infowars, Diamond Sports' Plan OK'd
Satirical news outlet The Onion emerged as the winner of a Chapter 7 auction for Alex Jones' Infowars show, Diamond Sports clinched a Chapter 11 plan approval and new bankruptcy filings by both businesses and consumers have grown by 16% over the past year.
Proskauer Atty Is Part Of 'Rich' Harvard Football Tradition
Proskauer bankruptcy partner and longtime Harvard football public address announcer Chad Dale had no experience when he became the voice of the football program 33 years ago, but he followed in his late grandfather's footsteps and received an influential endorsement for the gig from his grieving grandmother.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
A New York bankruptcy judge denied retail creditors to Celsius Network discovery into the crypto lender's bankruptcy plan administration, Johnson & Johnson's talc unit bit back at efforts to dismiss its Chapter 11 case, and the Archdiocese of New Orleans established non-monetary child protections with its unsecured creditors. Here are some bankruptcy stories that may have slipped past you this week.
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