Legal Lens

On this episode of Legal Lens, host Andy Serbe discusses crypto, its handling by the SEC, and the agency's broader regulatory approach with Ryan Adams, a former attorney at the regulatory agency. Adams, speaking in a personal capacity on this episode, is currently a partner at Morrison Foerster.

On this month's Legal Lens, host Andy Serbe sits down with CohnReznick's Kevin Clancy to discuss the issues facing restaurants in need of restructuring, and how the industry can right the ship moving forward.

On this month's Legal Lens, host Andy Serbe sits down with Eric Wise of Alston & Bird to talk about venue issues in bankruptcy, ranging from how debtors can lay the foundation for a filing, to the potential development of insolvency abroad as competition for Chapter 11.

This month on Legal Lens, host Andy Serbe brings in Professors Bob Rasmussen and Adam Zimmerman from USC's Gould School of Law to analyze the Supreme Court's recent Purdue Pharma ruling.

On the latest Legal Lens, host Andy Serbe sits down with Alvarez & Marsal's Scott Moresco to talk about tax implications of key transaction types, including debt exchanges, intercompany deals, and subsidiary acquisitions.

On this month's Legal Lens, host Andy Serbe sits down with Nardello's Howard Master, to talk about investigations, forensics, and more, drawing on his experience heading up such efforts in bankruptcy cases like FTX Trading and Alex Jones.

This month on Legal Lens, host Andy Serbe sits down with Deloitte's Lauren Reichenau-Guidry to discuss the various tax implications of key transactions in restructuring, cancellation of debt income, and more.

On this month's Legal Lens, host Andy Serbe sits down with Mayer Brown's Sean Scott, to discuss the hot topic of liability management transactions, covering the lender-side response to the popular tactics ranging from so-called Serta defenses to cooperation agreements.

In this episode, Legal Lens host Andy Serbe talks with Nate Catez of Moelis & Company about litigation finance, the growing market, and its applications both in and out of restructuring situations.

This month, Legal Lens host Andy Serbe kicks off 2024 with Justin Alberto, a partner at Cole Schotz, to talk about his work representing committees in cases like Purdue, mass torts in bankruptcy, special/local counsel engagements, and much more.