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Honorable Marian F. Harrison Announces Retirement from U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Nashville

Judge Harrison's retirement to be effective in May of 2024

Nashville Chapter 11 Attorney Robert Gonzales Offers Testimony to ABI's Subchapter V Taskforce

The June 23, 2023 hearing focused on eligibility for Subchapter V relief and how effective it has been for overleveraged small businesses

Chapter 11 Can Be a Game Changer for Nashville Companies Embroiled in Costly Litigation

By leveraging the benefits of Chapter 11, companies can quickly and efficiently resolve costly, high-stakes litigation

Real Estate Restructuring Options for Nashville Office Building Owners

Rising vacancies and interest rates are a double whammy for office building owners

How Subchapter V Empowers Nashville Business Owners to Maintain Control and Right-Size Debt

Subchapter V has emerged as a game-changer for small businesses facing financial distress

EIDL Loans are Being Restructured or Wiped Out in Subchapter V

Businesses could borrow up to $2M without collateral under this pandemic-era program; many will essentially be forgiven using Subchapter V

2023 Bank Failure Update

March of 2023 saw the second and third largest bank failures in US history with the FDIC seizing Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank

Nashville Chapter 11 Attorney Nancy King Speaks on Business Bankruptcy at Belmont College of Law

EmergeLaw partner discusses bankruptcy law and practice with Belmont University law students

Roadways to the Bench National Diversity Event April 3, 2023

National diversity event offers guidance for law students and attorneys interested in becoming a Bankruptcy Judge or Magistrate Judge

Navigating the Intersection Between Tennessee Construction Law and Federal Bankruptcy Law

Construction law and bankruptcy law have an uncomfortable relationship. These strategies can help make sense of it and provide protections

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