The Roman Catholic Diocese of Gallup, N.M., on Monday unveiled a $22 million reorganization plan, the bulk of which will be used to compensate 57 clergy sexual-abuse victims. Read More »

Check out the latest in bankruptcy moves: H. Stephen Castro of Norton Rose Fulbright, Michael T. Conway and Stephen Siller of Shipman & Goodwin, and Matthew Roose of Fried Frank Read More »

Freedom Communications Inc., the publisher of the Orange County Register, is set to be sold to Digital First Media after the government blocked a sale to Tribune Publishing Co. Also, Relativity Media’s bankruptcy is coming to a close, and an appeal against Lehman’s ex-CEO was rejected. Read More »

Energy companies that are struggling to avert bankruptcy have recently been relying on a tool to buy time called a distressed-debt exchange. That may no longer be as useful, particularly for smaller firms, according to Fitch Ratings. In a distressed exchange, certain bondholders typically get new or restructured securities or cash that amounts to less than what they […] Read More »

The influence of a New York court’s closely watched ruling on the fate of an oil and gas company’s pipeline agreements is starting to be felt in Delaware. Read More »

Read about Freedom Communications, Midway Gold and Primorsk  International on next week’s bankruptcy docket. Read More »

Oil and gas exploration company Venoco filed for bankruptcy, the Justice Department wants to block the takeover of Freedom Communications, and RCS Capital won approval for its restructuring support agreement. Read More »

Sports Authority is playing hardball with suppliers, Apollo was questioned over its tactics in the Caesars examiner’s report, and Premium Transportation Services  filed for bankruptcy. Read More »

Junior creditors seeking more money from Caesars Entertainment Corp. in the bankruptcy of its operating unit may have gotten a boost Tuesday evening. Read More »

Caesars’ bankruptcy examiner founds plausible claims against the casino company, Peabody Energy says it may need to file for bankruptcy, and Linn Energy says bankruptcy may be “unavoidable.” Read More »