Creditors of Hughes Satellite System told a Texas bankruptcy judge Thursday they should be allowed to propose their own Chapter 11 plan before the bankrupt satellite internet provider runs out of cash.

The buyer of a generic-drug company's assets accused a local power company of violating Chapter 11 sale protections. A proposal to bring a third mediator into talks in the Albany Diocese's bankruptcy received ... (more story)

Dish Network told a New York federal court that settlement discussions are in progress for Walt Disney Co.'s breach of contract suit that challenged the satellite provider's short-term Sling TV passes and spur... (more story)

Spirit Airlines has accused CSDS Asset Management of reneging on the court-approved sale of 20 of its aircraft and emptying $48 million from an escrow account, alleging in a complaint in New York bankruptcy co... (more story)

LIV Golf is asking a New Jersey bankruptcy judge to ratify a deal with Jon Rahm to allow the golfer to cancel his contracts and exit the embattled league.

A New York bankruptcy judge Thursday agreed to allow mattress retailer Sleep Number to send its Chapter 11 liquidation plan to creditors for a vote, after the debtor reached an agreement on outstanding objecti... (more story)

A Florida executive who once tried to buy England's Everton soccer club told a New York federal judge Thursday that he engaged in a large-scale financial sham, copping to fraud charges ahead of his scheduled Monday trial.

The nationwide system for providing notice to creditors in bankruptcy cases has been disrupted by a cybersecurity incident, and it is not currently known when the outage will end.

Womble Bond Dickinson announced Thursday that it has hired five litigators from K&L Gates LLP to join its New York and Boston offices, touting their history advising some of the country's largest financial institutions.

LIV Golf secured a New Jersey bankruptcy judge's blessing on Wednesday to borrow $53.6 million in Chapter 11 and assume a $300 million restructuring agreement, giving the debtor more time to try to persuade pl... (more story)

A California bankruptcy judge confirmed the Chapter 11 plan of almond grower Trinitas Advantaged Agriculture Partners after it replaced the injunction in its plan with a narrower extension of the automatic stay.

A Delaware bankruptcy judge has approved three sales of the assets of horticultural and agricultural supply distributor BFG Supply Co. LLC, including a $27.4 million sale of its main operational assets to Grif... (more story)

A California bankruptcy judge Wednesday questioned the need for an injunction in the Chapter 11 plan of almond grower Trinitas Advantaged Agriculture Partners, saying he could not think of any creditor that wo... (more story)

A group of state attorneys general told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Wednesday that protection of minors and privacy concerns need to be addressed before the company behind artificial intelligence entertainment... (more story)

A Georgia appeals court declined Wednesday to reinstate a doctor's lawsuit against Emory Healthcare, ruling that the doctor's bankruptcy proceedings didn't extend the state's five-year deadline for bringing me... (more story)

Bankrupt electric vehicle battery swapping company Ample Inc. has filed a joint motion with its creditors seeking to convert its Chapter 11 case to a Chapter 7 liquidation, saying the company has not generated... (more story)

Bankrupt electric-vehicle charging infrastructure company Charge Enterprises Inc. has agreed to pay $4 million to resolve an investor's proposed class action alleging the company and its executives concealed a... (more story)

Creditors and other parties in the Chapter 11 case of Camp Mystic told a Texas bankruptcy judge Tuesday that the "extraordinary acrimony" between the debtor's owners and the families of campers who died in a 2... (more story)

Secured lenders and unsecured creditors of summer camp owner SIMAD Holdings have reached a settlement agreement that would provide a $13 million recovery pool for unsecured creditors to resolve a dispute about... (more story)

Multiple insurers have objected to the Chapter 11 plan disclosure statement of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Francisco, arguing the bankruptcy proposal did not contain enough information.