What Do You Mean There Won't Be Gifts This Year?: Why Practitioners Cannot Rely Upon Gifting Provisions in Chapter 11 Reorganization Plans in the Fifth Circuit
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2011
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Texas Tech Law Review
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Analyzes the evolution of the gifting doctrine and its uncertain future as a result of the Second Circuit's holding in DBSD North America. Parts II and III provide a brief explanation of the Chapter 11 reorganization process, as well as a history of the absolute priority rule and the cases that led up to the DBSD opinion. Part IV discusses the DBSD decision and its implications on the practice of gifting.
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Chapter 11 reorganization, Rehabilitating financially troubled debtors, The Gifting Doctrine, History of the Absolute Priority Rule, Second Circuit rejects SPM Manufacturing Corporation gifting, Gifting as a valid tool, Potential alternatives to gifting
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Lauren E. McDivitt, What Do You Mean There Won't Be Gifts This Year?: Why Practitioners Cannot Rely Upon Gifting Provisions in Chapter 11 Reorganization Plans in the Fifth Circuit, 44 Tex. Tech L. Rev, 1019 (2011-2012)