The Delaware Supreme Court’s decision in Stream T.V. Networks, Inc. v. SeeCubic, Inc. ushers in a new era for stockholders’ rights when insolvent corporations restructure outside of conventional bankruptcy proceedings. Though, in theory, these changes seem to further the democratization of corporations, in practice, the decision may impair Delaware corporations and their creditors from effectuating consensual restructurings.

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Neil A. Cooper Named to 2022 Philadelphia Titan 100 List
Firm News, July 8, 2022
Unsung Heroes Honoree David Antzis Interviewed in The Legal Intelligencer About his Life and Career
Media Mention, The Legal Intelligencer, June 19, 2022

Publications

The (Failed) Failing Business Exception: Stockholders’ Right to Vote on Asset Transfers
Publication, RCCB Client Alert, July 20, 2022
Marc Hirschfield Participates in Bankruptcy Ethics Panel Discussion at the ABI New York City Bankruptcy Conference
Speaking Engagement, ABI, June 10, 2022

Events

Maker Meetup: What's on your (Legal) Mind: Office Hours with Two Emerging Company Lawyers
Event, Philadelphia Science Center, April 6, 2022
Senior Counsel Gary S. Kaminsky talks to Montel Williams on the Let’s Be Blunt Podcast
Podcast, March 17, 2022

Videos & Podcasts

Senior Counsel Gary S. Kaminsky talks to Montel Williams on the Let’s Be Blunt podcast
Podcast, March 16, 2022
Smart Business Dealmakers Podcast: The Consequences Of Rushing Into A Deal
Podcast, Smart Business Dealmakers, June 2021

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