Cross-border Turnaround (co-author), JUDICIAL PRECEDENTS IN TURNAROUND CASES SELECTED AS ESSENTIALS FOR THE PRACTICE

Authors： Takayuki Maruyama
Publisher：Yuhikaku Publishing
Date of publication： November, 2015

2022.05.10: Insolvency and Liquidation Proceedings in Singapore - Proceedings for Recognition of and Assistance to Foreign Insolvency Proceedings

2022.03.03: Restructuring and Corporate Insolvency from the Perspective of Financial Institutions

2020.07.29: Elpida Memory Corporate Reorganization Proceedings – International Bankruptcy Case of a Semiconductor Memory Manufacturer that Obtained a Decision of Recognition of a Reorganization Plan [in Japan]

2019.01.15: Court decision that additional payment of obligations by a third-party debtor to the creditor enforcing a seizure of assets, made after such third party debtor’s payment of its obligation to the debtor undergoing such seizure, is not subject to the exercise of the right of avoidance (hinin-ken) under Article 162(1) of the Bankruptcy Act once the commencement of bankruptcy proceedings is approved by the court with respect to the debtor undergoing seizure of its assets.- Judgment of the Third Petty Bench of the Supreme Court on December 19, 2017

2018.01.05: Feature Article: Promoting the Use of Corporate Reorganization Proceedings “Part III: The Corporate Reorganization Case of Rams Corporation”

2016.05.15: Actual Circumstances of Workouts in Foreign Countries (Series 4) - Practice on Out-of-Court Arrangements for Liquidation in the Philippines

2014.11.18: Selection of Court Precedents concerning Business Turnaround Useful in the Practice

2014.06.01: Elpida Memory’s Story - Series 6: Issues on Measures to be Taken for Elpida in Foreign Countries (co-author)

2014.05.15: Elpida Memory’s Story - Series 5: Issues on Bonds with Share Options and Straight Bonds in Elpida’s Reorganization Proceedings (co-author)

2010.01.05: Feature: Another Turn on Cross-border (External/Concurrent) Bankruptcy - Concurrent Restructuring of Parent and Subsidiary Companies in the U.S. and Japan as Observed in a Case involving ATJ, AJH and ATI - Business Transfer Not Provided for in a Reorganization Plan and the "Section 363 Sale,"

2009.09.20: Practical Commentary on Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code - Essentials for the Collection of Claims by Applicant Companies - Distinguishing Them Based on Whether They are Secured or Unsecured