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Abbey Walsh Quoted in Law360 on Court’s Decision to Trim Merit Street Media’s Chapter 11 Expenses

November 14, 2025

Abbey Walsh, partner in the firm’s Restructuring & Bankruptcy Practice Group, was quoted in Law360’s coverage of the ongoing Merit Street Media bankruptcy proceedings. The article discusses U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Scott Everett’s decision to significantly limit the debtor’s request to pay administrative expenses due to concerns about continued operating losses and the debtor’s appeal of its Chapter 7 conversion.

Abbey emphasized the need to protect the estate during the transition to Chapter 7, stating: “No further cash should be permitted to leave the estate. The employees agreed to extend their contracts, knowing they’re not going to get paid.”

Professional Bull Riders (PBR) is represented by Jennifer Hoover, Andrew Kinsey, Nicholas Secco, Alyssa Moscarino and Abbey Walsh.

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Benesch Partner Mark Silberman Quoted in Crain’s Chicago Business on AI-Driven Medicaid Audits and Provider Compliance Risks

Mark Silberman, Vice Chair of Benesch’s Healthcare Practice Group, was quoted in Crain’s Chicago Business article, “The feds’ AI fraud hunt alarms Medicaid providers.” The article examines a new federal effort to use AI to analyze Medicaid audits for fraud, as well as concerns that it could penalize healthcare providers for routine billing errors and create broader financial and operational risks.