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What Trustees Should Know: “Void” Judgment Motions Must Be Timely
The Supreme Court held Rule 60(b)(4) “void” judgment motions must be filed within a reasonable time—key takeaways for trustees and receivers.

Forecast on Sectors to Watch as Bankruptcy Risk Stays Elevated in 2026
A practical breakdown of the sectors most exposed to distress—retail, CRE, energy, healthcare, higher ed, and private credit—and what it signals for restructurings.

A Fiduciary's Guide to Investment Strategies
A practical guide for fiduciaries on balancing safety, liquidity, and yield, complying with 11 U.S.C. §345, and structuring estate investment strategies.

Why Trustees and Receivers Should Sell Default Judgments
Default judgments often sit idle because enforcement is costly, slow, and rarely successful. The blog argues trustees can unlock immediate, risk-free value by selling these judgments to a professional buyer like SLFAQ, speeding case closure and maximizing recoveries for creditors.

Are Tariffs Causing Bankruptcies? Why 2025 Looks Like COVID All Over Again.
Tariffs aren’t the only cause of bankruptcies—but in 2025, they’re a powerful accelerant. With costs rising and cash flows tightening, retailers are struggling to stay afloat. Our latest blog unpacks the tariff trends, effects, and case studies you need to know.

