WILMINGTON – After working on some of the biggest bankruptcy and litigation cases in Delaware courts over the past decade, attorney Scott Cousins has opened his own boutique law firm. The new firm, Cousins Law, ...
WILMINGTON – Some of America’s biggest corporate names have filed for bankruptcy in Delaware over the last 30 years, earning it a reputation as the place for big business to get a fresh start. With ...
PLANO, Texas – JCPenney Co., the century-old retailer that has become the ubiquitous presence in malls across America, filed for bankruptcy protection Friday afternoon, becoming the most well-known business to fall victim of the pandemic ...
FORT WORTH, Texas – The home furnishings and décor retailer Pier 1 Imports announced Monday, Feb. 17, that it had filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy and was working to find a buyer for the company. The ...
Robinson+Cole (R+C) has announced the addition of Jamie L. Edmonson to the firm’s growing Bankruptcy + Reorganizations practice. She joins as partner in the Wilmington office from Venable LLP, where she was partner-in-charge of the ...
(AP) — A 29-year-old entrepreneur in Delaware is being sued for more than $650,000 for allegedly defaulting on the loan payments of his last restaurant endeavor. Zachary King is being sued by the former owner ...
(AP) — A federal watchdog agency is asking a Delaware bankruptcy judge to reject plans for the sale of the company confounded by disgraced film mogul Harvey Weinstein. In a court filing Tuesday, the U.S. ...
Remington, a company that began making flintlock rifles when there were only 19 United States, has filed for bankruptcy protection. Mounting debts at the arms manufacturer have snowballed, ironically, since the election of Donald Trump, ...
Toys R Us could close another 200 stores, in addition to up to 182 closures announced last month, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. The first round of closures included a location ...
(AP) — A Delaware bankruptcy judge is weighing a request by Japanese auto-parts supplier Takata for an injunction prohibiting the governments of Hawaii, New Mexico and the U.S. Virgin Islands from prosecuting lawsuits involving the ...
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What was a defining factor in navigating COVID-19 for nonprofits? - Collaboration. Plain and simple. Leaning in, linking arms, and rising together. That is what I did with my counterparts Stu Comstock-Gay at Delaware Community Foundation, Cynthia Pritchard from Philanthropy Delaware, and Michelle Taylor of United Way of Delaware. While we all support the nonprofit sector, we do so from very different lanes. Yet, when COVID-19 […]
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