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The Impact of Amended RPAPL § 749(3) on Commercial Tenant Bankruptcies

October 20, 2022
The New York Law Journal

This article discusses the potential for a debtor-tenant to assume a commercial lease after a warrant of eviction has been issued based upon an amendment to New York’s RPAPL § 749(3).

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Commercial Lease Assumption Under Chapter 11

August 2022
Commercial Leasing Law & Strategy
This article discusses the Bankruptcy Code’s deadline for a chapter 11 debtor to assume or reject a commercial lease.

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Open Questions Regarding Disallowance Under Section 502(d)

June 2020
The Bankruptcy Strategist

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First Department Enforces Repurchase Provision In Bankruptcy Claims Purchase Agreement

December 2019
Rubin LLC Alert
In a victory for claims traders, the First Department reversed the lower court and reinstated the complaint of Rubin LLC’s client, holding that a repurchase obligation in a bankruptcy claim assignment agreement is enforceable.

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Involuntary Petition Damages

September 2019
ABI Journal
This article by Paul Rubin and Hanh Huynh describes the types of damage awards available to companies victimized by bad faith filings of involuntary bankruptcy petitions.

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Preference Attacks to Recover Prepetition Compensation Paid to Consultants of Troubled Companies

April 2019
The Bankruptcy Strategist
This article by Paul Rubin and Hanh Huynh discusses preference attacks seeking to recover prepetition compensation paid to consultants of troubled companies.

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The Unsecured Creditor’s Claim for Post-Petition Attorney’s Fees Based on a Pre-Petition Contract

February 2019
Rubin LLC Alert

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Substantive Non-Consolidation Opinion Letters

September 2017
The Bankruptcy Strategist
Paul Rubin and Hanh Huynh address considerations for borrowers’ counsel who issue non-consolidation opinion letters.

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Rubin LLC Welcomes Hanh V. Huynh

Rubin LLC is pleased to announce that Hanh V. Huynh has become associated with the firm.

Mr. Huynh focuses his practice on bankruptcy and creditors’ rights. His experience includes representing debtors, secured creditors, and other parties-in-interest in numerous chapter 11 cases and out-of-court restructurings. He has advised parties in various large bankruptcy proceedings, and he has represented debtors in major successful reorganizations, including Northwest Airlines, Inc., Coyne International Corp., The Fuller Brush Company, Inc., and Ultra Stores, Inc.

Before joining Rubin LLC, Hanh was counsel in the Bankruptcy and Restructuring Group at a large New York law firm where he worked for nine years. Hanh previously worked in the Financial Restructuring Department of a major international law firm and a top law firm in the state of Connecticut.

Hanh is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Law, where he was a member of the Law Review. Before attending law school, Hanh served for three years as an infantryman in the United States Army and another three years in the Connecticut National Guard. Hanh is conversant in Cantonese.

When is Mediation Appropriate, and Must a Mediator Be Retained Pursuant to Bankruptcy Code § 327(a)?

Februrary 2016
The Bankruptcy Strategist
This article by Paul Rubin discusses the ramifications of the decision of the court in In re Smith, 524 B.R. 689 (Bankr. S.D.Tex. 2015).  View

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