May 13, 2026
Prison healthcare company YesCare has put together a team of attorneys from Polsinelli PC and Dal Lago Law to see it through the Chapter 11 case it began in light of burdens downstream of litigation.
May 12, 2026
YesCare, the bankrupt affiliate of prison healthcare company Tehum Care Services, is facing a lawsuit seeking to transfer its case from Florida to Texas, with a wind-down officer of Tehum, who is a trustee for general unsecured creditors, alleging the affiliate is attempting to avoid its responsibilities under Tehum's confirmed Chapter 11 plan.
May 12, 2026
A prison healthcare company filed for Chapter 11 in light of up to $400 million in litigation liabilities, a Mexico-based marine oil rig service company sought U.S. recognition of a foreign insolvency and a Cayman Islands insurance company indirectly owned by Prospect Medical Holdings also filed for Chapter 15 protection.
May 11, 2026
Prison healthcare company YesCare has filed for Chapter 11 protection, citing "extraordinary financial and operational burden imposed by extensive litigation" from incarcerated tort claimants.
April 29, 2026
Two creditor trusts in prison healthcare company Tehum Care's Chapter 11 case has sued the firm's affiliates and former executives over its "Texas two-step" bankruptcy filing, alleging the maneuver was a "sham" to "perpetrate a fraudulent scheme."
August 21, 2025
An appellate court dismissed an appeal California brought against 23andMe's bankruptcy sale after the parties agreed to end the case; Fannie Mae asked a New York bankruptcy judge to prevent the bankrupt owner of an apartment complex from using rent for Chapter 11 financing; and another New York bankruptcy judge ordered a law firm to return $30,000.
August 08, 2025
A Texas bankruptcy judge is allowing some incarcerated individuals to continue suing a company that was spun off from prison healthcare provider Tehum Care Services prior to its Chapter 11 filing, after finding that certain inmates are not bound by the third-party release in Tehum's bankruptcy plan because they were not given a chance to opt out.
June 24, 2025
A group of current and former Maryland prison inmates asked a Texas bankruptcy judge to find the Chapter 11 plan of prison healthcare provider Tehum Care Services does not put a stop to lawsuits against the company that spun off from it prior to bankruptcy.
April 21, 2025
Long before bankruptcy attorney Eric Goodman was brought into the Chapter 11 case of prison healthcare company Tehum Care Services, he had been developing a new plan structure he thought would resolve many of the issues in so-called Texas two-step divisional merger bankruptcy filings.
March 10, 2025
A Texas federal judge sent part of a dispute over a former bankruptcy judge's secret romance with a onetime Jackson Walker partner back to the court where the disgraced jurist once oversaw high-profile insolvencies, ordering the CEO of a defunct barge operator to seek standing in Texas bankruptcy court.