Some creditors are targeting the retailer’s handling of the Mytheresa web site amid its out-of-court restructuring last year.

The bankrupt luxury retailer also braced itself for opposition related to its handling of online retailer Mytheresa.

The designer brand cited ongoing sales declines in recent years that were compounded by the coronavirus pandemic.

As the troubled retailer reopens stores and reportedly heads toward bankruptcy, it has sparked a dispute about the Sephora locations within.

The streetwear brand has succeeded in taking firmer legal control of its much-copied brand.

Legal advisers for troubled retailers see an uncertain Chapter 11 process pitting creditors against each other in a tough contest.

The Pier 1 and True Religion bankruptcies show retailers and landlords struggling to find balance during the pandemic.

Legal experts predict a wave of coronavirus litigation, mainly from employees, against companies staying operational during the pandemic.

The lingerie retailer says the private equity firm needs to pay up.

The uncertainty around the Victoria’s Secret deal means companies will seek tighter contract language to factor in the pandemic.

The fashion brand’s resolution with the Federal Trade Commission will pay for refunds to customers.

The apparel brand made an unusual request to delay rent payments, showing how retailers may navigate Chapter 11 during an unstable time.

The interplay between federal and state laws, and between the President and state governors, is confusing to many American employers, and even more so to foreign companies doing business in the United States.

An Illinois Walmart has seen two employees die from the coronavirus. The lawsuit appears the first to try and make an employer responsible.

Shiseido, Abercrombie & Fitch Europe and Louis Vuitton were second, third and fourth, respectively, in the number of trademark applications made last year, a study found.