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Beware – Innocent Directors Found Responsible for Single Director’s Fraud
Bill Siegel looks at the In re Cyber Litigation and whether a Controlling Director's intent to defraud can be imputed to the Innocent Directors of a company's Board of Directors.
Cowles Thompson Successful in Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Award
Cowles Thompson obtained recognition and enforcement of a foreign arbitral award under the Convention on Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards.
Is Commercial Lease Termination a Fraudulent Transfer? Circuit Courts Differ
Bill Siegel looks at whether commercial lease termination is a fraudulent transfer - and the differing outcomes in the Seventh and Third Circuit Courts of Appeals.
The Texas Two-Step is Alive and Well…But a Judge Dismissed the J&J Bankruptcy Absent Financial Distress
Remember the Texas Two-Step? Well, it is alive and well, but lessons can be learned from the dismissal of the LTL Management, LLC bankruptcy.
Background
(Bill Siegel first discussed this J&J […]
Nondischargeable Debt: Corporate Officer Cannot Hide Behind Corporate Shield on Claim Based on Fraud
[Regarding: Glencove Holdings, LLC v Bloom (In re Bloom), No. 22-1005 (10th Cir. July 12, 2022)]
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed the bankruptcy court and bankruptcy […]
District Court Criticizes Bankruptcy Judge for Approving Far-Reaching Third-Party Releases and Addresses Venue Shopping
A U.S. District Court judge in the Eastern District of Virginia1, Richmond Division, set aside confirmation of a Chapter 11 plan that contained “extremely broad third-party (non-debtor) releases.” […]
Cowles Thompson Prevails in Second Appeal
Mike Northrup and Sim Israeloff prevailed in a second appeal filed by the opponent with the Dallas Court of Appeals. Our client, a business that sells health-conscious, hemp-infused food and […]
Cowles Thompson Achieves a Take-Nothing Verdict in an FLSA Suit Involving a Nanny/Childcare Wage and Hour Dispute
Dallas, TX (August 1, 2022) – Casey Erick and Bill Siegel successfully obtained a take-nothing jury verdict after a two-day trial where our clients, a husband, and wife, were sued […]
Recent Fifth Circuit Case Gives Lender Green Light to Change Management
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals recently upheld a lower court ruling permitting a lender to change management pursuant to a negotiated agreement notwithstanding the debtor’s allegation that it was […]
Bill Siegel Succeeds in Defamation Case that Involved a Negative Yelp Review
Dallas, TX (November 1, 2019) — Cowles Thompson Shareholder, Bill Siegel, was successful in pursuing a defamation, business disparagement, and negligence case that involved a negative Yelp review for our […]
Bill Siegel Interviews Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan
Cowles Thompson Shareholder, Bill Siegel, is an active member of the Dallas chapter of ACG – the Association for Corporate Growth. In October, he […]
