An increasingly conservative Supreme Court could reshape LGBTQ rights, with implications for the fashion industry.

The ongoing conflict between J.C. Penney’s lender constituencies reflects the ever-present struggles in a bankruptcy.

The retailer moves closer to formalizing its sale to landlords and lenders, as a minority lender group continues to mount its opposition.

The retailer said Tuesday that it’s on track to sell to Simon, Brookfield and lenders, insisting that “failure has never been an option.”

The Swiss fashion house will pay Ferrari 300,000 euros for copyright infringement occurred in 2017.

The retailer asked to file sale documents next week while it mediates with lenders, Simon and Brookfield.

The retailer and its lenders, Simon and Brookfield, are in mediation to push through sales discussions amid timing pressures.

The retailer said it is working to finalize a deal with lenders, Simon and Brookfield to submit a purchase agreement due Friday.

The jeweler called out Bernard Arnault in a new court filing.

Confirming Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett bears implications for labor rights and workplace discrimination cases.

The retailer is moving toward a sale hearing in early November, while a minority lender group gears up to devise its own offer.

A first-lien minority creditor group is questioning the retailer’s efforts to speed up a bankruptcy sale.

A N.Y. federal judge ruled earlier this week that the sneaker platform Goat Group has to stop selling apparel, and apparel accessories, under the Goat label.

The jeweler said French giant sought governmental help to drop the deal in “clear violation of its obligations.”

The luxury giant argued that the impact of the coronavirus counts as a “material adverse effect” that lets it drop the $16.2 billion buyout.