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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 30 MIN

Could rising bankruptcy appeals cripple the system?

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This month's Legal Lens discussion with Katie Coleman of Hughes Hubbard & Reed centers on the growing use of appeals in bankruptcy contexts, and what challenges that presents. As litigation situations like mass torts and LME fights import into bankruptcy more frequently, could the importation of a backward-looking appeal process disable a reorganization system once sought for advantages of speed and cost?

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On this #LegalLens, host Andy Serbe talks with Katie Coleman of Hughes Hubbard & Reed about growing appeals in bankruptcy, and how that presents a challenge for a process once sought by debtors for advantages of speed and cost.

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