Boy Scouts of America

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Case Number:

1:20-bk-10343

Court:

Delaware

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July 02, 2021
Boy Scouts Oppose Delay In Ch. 11 Doc Approval Hearing

The Boy Scouts of America objected Friday to a request from its insurers to delay a hearing for consideration of the organization's Chapter 11 plan disclosure statement, telling a Delaware bankruptcy judge that the insurers will have ample time to consider the effects of an $850 million deal recently reached with sex abuse survivors.
July 01, 2021
Boy Scouts Ink Deal Worth Up To $850M With Abuse Victims

The Boy Scouts of America reached a historic settlement Thursday with sexual abuse victims, in a deal in which the organization pledges to pay up to $250 million and local scouting groups will shell out up to $600 million to tens of thousands of victims.
June 18, 2021
Boy Scouts Pledge $250M For Ch. 11 Abuse Settlements

The Boy Scouts of America on Friday filed a revised Chapter 11 plan with a Delaware bankruptcy court, saying after talks with tort claimants it is willing to pledge up to $250 million, double its previous contribution, to a settlement trust for sexual abuse survivors.
May 19, 2021
Boy Scouts, Tort Claimants Square Off Over Ch. 11 Plan

Counsel representing the Boy Scouts of America and its tort claimants squared off Wednesday before a Delaware bankruptcy judge over whether the time has come to allow alternatives to the organization's proposed Chapter 11 plan.
May 17, 2021
Boy Scouts Champion Its Ch. 11 Plan As Best Option

The Boy Scouts of America have doubled down just ahead of a crucial Chapter 11 disclosure hearing on warnings that their preferred Delaware bankruptcy reorganization plan offers the only alternative to protracted sexual abuse claim litigation, local council bankruptcies and sinking memberships in some regions.
May 13, 2021
Boy Scouts Insurer Says Sexual Abuse Ch. 11 Claims Tainted

A Boy Scouts of America liability insurer has accused sexual abuse claimants' attorneys of herding unverified abuse claims into the organization's Chapter 11 by offering bonuses to workers who enroll claimants and pushing for payments to those who vote in favor of the Scouts' reorganization plan.
April 30, 2021
Boy Scouts Say Tort Claimants Can't Challenge $350M Note

The Boy Scouts of America are asking a Delaware bankruptcy judge to deny a request by tort claimants to allow them to try and recategorize $350 million in intercompany debt, saying they don't have any claims worth pursuing.
April 16, 2021
Hartford Cuts $650M Deal To End Boy Scouts Abuse Claims

Hartford Financial Services Group announced Friday that the insurance company has agreed to pay $650 million to resolve sexual abuse claims in Delaware bankruptcy court related to the Boy Scouts of America scandal.
April 14, 2021
Abuse Claimants Say Boy Scouts Not Disclosing All Assets

A pair of childhood sexual abuse claimants objected to the Chapter 11 plan documents of the Boy Scouts of America Tuesday, saying they don't adequately disclose the value of assets held by local scouting councils that would be the source of recovery for abuse victims absent a Chapter 11 plan settlement.
April 12, 2021
Boy Scouts To File New Ch. 11 Docs With Two Plan Options

Attorneys for the Boy Scouts of America told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Monday that they would be filing a Chapter 11 plan of reorganization by Tuesday after a mediation session failed to generate a global resolution to the case, saying the plan will still allow for a broad settlement while also providing a track for a straight restructuring.

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