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• Pathology of Section 363 Sales (Not as Simple as They Look) ( October 2004 )
  Daniel M. Glosband of Goodwin Procter LLP

  Section 363 sales have shouldered past competing methods for the disposition of financially distressed businesses. Traditional stock or asset acquisitions, secured party sales, sales by assignees for the benefit of creditors and bankruptcy trustees and sales under chapter 11 plans of reorganization have taken a back seat to sales by chapter 11 debtors under Section 363 of the United States Bankruptcy Code ("Section 363"). Recent transactions exemplify Section 363 deals by private equity funds acting directly or as sponsors of strategic portfolio companies. The term "363 sale" has thus entered the M&A vernacular robed in its virtues but concealing its difficulties.

• Equine Law: Buyer Beware ( July 1999 )
  Popham, Bloomquist, and Halper, P.A.

  The question for the day is, who do you trust more, a used car salesman in a polyester shirt or someone with a hors.

• Equine Law: Put It into Writing ( July 1999 )
  Popham, Bloomquist, and Halper, P.A.

  If there is one piece of advice that is desperately needed in the horse industry, it is that whatever the transacti.

• Horses and The Law ( July 1999 )
  Popham, Bloomquist, and Halper, P.A.

  This is a new column intended to provide an overview of some of the legal topics that horse owners, riders and trai.