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Under Delaware law, a distinction is drawn between contractual provisions that bar the right to assign contracts compared to the power to assign contracts. This was the subject of Russell Silberglied’s and Sarah Silviera’s article, Claims Trading of Notes of a Debtor Might Become More Difficult After Woodbridge. A recent decision out of the Southern District of New York, Partner Reinsurance Company Ltd. v. RPM Mortgage, Inc. (July 1, 2021), appears to present an important opportunity to build the right choice of law provision into your claims trading documentation.

Learn a little about creative destruction, “sin” investing, priorities in bankruptcy, and Axl Rose in an article that also manages to mention Isaac Asimov, Alan Dershowitz, Stephen King, Philip Roth, and Gore Vidal. Read "From Penthouse to Ground Floor: The Penthouse Magazine Bankruptcy."

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