August 2023

Why RHOA’s Kim Zolciak and Estranged Husband Kroy Biermann May ‘Need to File for Bankruptcy’

Why RHOA’s Kim Zolciak and Estranged Husband Kroy Biermann May ‘Need to File for Bankruptcy’

Kim Zolciak-Biermann and Kroy Biermann’s biermann-split-again-after-calling-off-divorce/” data-ylk=”slk:divorce is back on;elm:context_link;itc:0″ class=”link “divorce is back on — and lawyer Neama Rahmani wouldn’t be surprised if the duo’s troubled finances are the reason for their split.

“There’s a lot that’s going on here, but obviously financial problems are one of the number one reasons why people do get divorced,” Rahmani exclusively told Us Weekly during a Tuesday, August 29, interview on the “Legally Us” podcast. “That [puts] a lot of pressure on relationships, so that may be one of the things that’s going on here behind the scenes.”

Rahmani, who is not working with Zolciak-Biermann, 45, or Biermann, 37, on their divorce, went on to note that he’s confused as to why the estranged couple hasn’t yet filed for bankruptcy amid their money troubles.

“I’m really surprised at how they’ve handled this, both in terms of the family side and the potential bankruptcy,” he told Us. “It seems like these two need to separate, need to file for bankruptcy, really start their life over — both their personal and professional life, because everything just seems like a mess right now.”

Why RHOA’s Kim Zolciak and Estranged Husband Kroy Biermann May ‘Need to File for Bankruptcy’

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August 31, 2023 by ATTORNEY

Bondholders, bankruptcy trustee seek slowdown in Mercy hospital sale


Signs direct Mercy Iowa City patients to areas in the hospital, which may be sold to the University of Iowa. The hospital’s bondholders and creditors, however, asked a judge this week to slow down the sale to give them time for due diligence and to maximize the “value of the sale.” (Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette)
Signs direct Mercy Iowa City patients to areas in the hospital, which may be sold to the University of Iowa. The hospital’s bondholders and creditors, however, asked a judge this week to slow down the sale to give them time for due diligence and to maximize the “value of the sale.” (Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette)

IOWA CITY — Although Mercy Iowa City wants an expeditious sale of its assets — after the 150-year-old hospital filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this month — its bondholders and creditors this week asked a judge to tap the brakes to give them time for due diligence and to maximize the “value of the sale.”

“(Mercy’s) proposed bidding procedures are premised upon an exceptionally abridged timeline,” the hospital’s primary bondholders argued in court filings Thursday, referencing Mercy’s request for a Sept. 19 deadline for other bids to compete with the University of Iowa’s $20 million opening offer.

“The timeline under the proposed bid procedures is so compressed that it could potentially deter interested parties from participating in the sale process and have a chilling effect.”

Chief Judge Thad Collins on Friday agreed to move a hearing on the timeline and sale process from Aug. 31 to

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August 28, 2023 by ATTORNEY

Liquor license to be sold in bankruptcy of closed Cannon’s Chophouse in Meadville

Liquor license to be sold in bankruptcy of closed Cannon’s Chophouse in Meadville

In its bankruptcy filings, Cannon’s Chophouse, the newly closed restaurant in downtown Meadville, lists its liquor license as its most valuable asset, worth an estimated $60,000.

The license’s value on the open market is likely to become more clear over the next several weeks.

Cannon’s is close to reaching a deal to sell the liquor license and other assets to raise funds to pay creditors whatever it can to close out its Chapter 11 case in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Erie, the restaurant’s bankruptcy lawyer said.

Cannon’s is looking “to sell the assets in a way that is somewhat beneficial to the bankruptcy estate,” attorney Michael Kruszewski said at a court hearing on Tuesday.

He told U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Carlota Bohm that he has identified a prospective buyer and intends to file a sale motion within a week or two.

Liquor licenses usually change hands in private sales, a situation that keeps the sale prices confidential. The sale of the Cannon’s liquor license through a public court action could provide a look at the market value of a liquor license in northwestern Pennsylvania.

What happened to Cannon’s reorganization plan?

The imminent sale of the liquor license also signals that Cannon’s

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August 27, 2023 by ATTORNEY

What A Bankruptcy Might Mean For WeWork’s Tenants

According to a story posted in the Wall Street Journal on August 24, several owners of WeWork’s secured debt totaling $1.2 billion are holding what were called “preliminary talks about the company’s restructuring options and indicated that they would support a plan for WeWork to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy.” However, the creditors who include BlackRock, King Street Capital and Brigade Capital, have not yet provided specific proposals concerning a bankruptcy or debt restructuring to WeWork, as per sources that were not identified.

What does this news mean for WeWork tenants, known as members? This is a long run prospect. Nobody knows exactly what will happen, and we are just at the start of a process that will have many twists and turns. However, let’s take a look at what might happen if a bankruptcy plan is negotiated with WeWork’s secured creditors by working through some of the alternatives if WeWork tries to reorganize as an ongoing company. To do so I consulted Eric Haber, general counsel for my firm Wharton Property Advisors who is also a bankruptcy attorney.

A Potential Bankruptcy Scenario

Under a potential bankruptcy reorganization plan,

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August 26, 2023 by ATTORNEY

3 California Hospitals Declared Bankruptcy This Year. Health Chains Could Keep Them Alive

3 California Hospitals Declared Bankruptcy This Year. Health Chains Could Keep Them Alive

Madera is also awaiting another $5 million in state funding that was granted in last year’s budget but placed on hold when the hospital closed.

In a letter outlining its terms (PDF), Adventist Health said it will require at least $55 million to fund staffing, supplies, maintenance, training and services in the first year, and another $30 million in the second year. Madera Community Hospital would have to pay Adventist a management fee.

In exchange, the health system would provide its management expertise and personnel to support Madera’s reopening. According to the proposal, Adventist would have the option to purchase the hospital after three years.

3 California Hospitals Declared Bankruptcy This Year. Health Chains Could Keep Them Alive
Outlines of the Madera Community Hospital sign being covered by a tarp at the Emergency Room entrance of the hospital on Jan. 2, 2023. Madera County Sheriff Tyson Pogue announced a state of emergency for the county when the hospital shut its doors due to bankruptcy. (Larry Valenzuela, CalMatters/CatchLight Local)

Paolinelli said a management agreement is the hospital’s best bet at reopening. It has not found a buyer for a straightforward sale. Paolinelli said she has not discussed with Adventist whether she will stay on as head of the hospital.

Adventist Health has experience

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August 23, 2023 by ATTORNEY
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