Eleven days after filing, a defense logistics supplier found its payment code blocked by its largest customer. The resulting fight produced two competing proposed orders and no agreement on what the ...
The Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel holds, as a matter of first impression, that California's automatic-dissociation statutes are preempted ipso facto clauses, and that voting a debtor ...
Conn's Inc., the once-prominent home appliance and furniture retailer, has filed its liquidation plan in bankruptcy court, outlining how it intends to distribute proceeds from asset sales and wind ...
Conn's Inc. and its affiliates have filed their Second Amended Joint Plan of Distribution with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, detailing how the 130-year-old retailer ...
The Debtors auctioned deidentified enterprise data on August 14, 2026 and selected Google LLC at $10 million. As of September 11, six objections, a consumer privacy ombudsman report and a $12.5 ...
Cumulus Media Inc., a leading audio-first media company operating 394 radio stations across 84 markets in the United States, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on March 5, 2026, in the United ...
ACRE CFPortfolio LLC argues that a Central Florida real estate holding company filed Chapter 11 to derail a UCC Article 9 sale that drew no qualifying third-party bidder across an 8,000-prospect ...
Two months after a policy-driven decline in solar financing pushed one of the nation's largest residential solar installers into Chapter 11, the debtors have asked the Delaware court to approve a ...
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has approved the sale of Publishers Clearing House LLC's assets to ARB Interactive, Inc. for $7.1 million in cash, plus ...
An expedited asset sale anchored by a $415 million stalking horse bid, financed by a self-priming lender DIP, drawn against $672.5 million in secured debt, with a same-day objection from the U.S.
A global specialty chemical maker enters Chapter 11 with 78% creditor support and a plan to shed roughly $2.0 billion in debt. Where a lender sits in the capital structure determines almost everything ...
Four memorandum opinions, issued together, show why mechanical payments survive a preference attack and why payments touched by creditor pressure do not. On June 17, 2026, Judge Lisa G. Beckerman ...
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