LifeScan Global Corporation

  1. October 17, 2025

    LifeScan Defends Ch. 11 Plan Ahead Of Confirmation Hearing

    Blood glucose monitor maker LifeScan has urged a Texas bankruptcy court to confirm a Chapter 11 plan that the debtor said will cut $1.7 billion of its debt and provide $75 million of exit financing, ahead of a hearing on the matter set for Monday.

  2. October 02, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    A Connecticut judge threw out a challenge that an entity accused of acting as an alter ego for securities fraudster Miles Guo had brought to a bankruptcy court's orders, an angel investor with ties to FTX asked a bankruptcy judge to sanction the crypto empire's trust for opposing a donation he's seeking to make, and a software company announced a plan to cut most of its debt and net $50 million in capital.

  3. September 02, 2025

    LifeScan Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan Vote, October Hearing

    A Texas bankruptcy judge Tuesday gave LifeScan permission to send its Chapter 11 plan out for a vote, overriding arguments that the blood glucose monitor maker provided too little information about the payment of vendor claims.

  4. July 22, 2025

    Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action

    A medical testing device manufacturer hit Chapter 11 in Texas with plans for a debt-equity swap. A pet care app firm entered bankruptcy in Delaware with hopes of completing a quick, prepackaged restructuring. And a work wear company filed a Chapter 11 petition in New Jersey, blaming its lender for its financial woes.

  5. July 18, 2025

    Meet The Attorneys Guiding LifeScan's Ch. 11

    A team of lawyers from Milbank LLP and Porter Hedges LLP is overseeing the Chapter 11 bankruptcy of LifeScan Global Corp., a blood glucose monitoring device maker, as it seeks to reduce debt through a restructuring plan set for confirmation in September.

  6. July 16, 2025

    Glucose Monitoring Co. LifeScan Hits Ch. 11 With $1.7B Debt

    LifeScan Global Corp., a company that makes blood glucose monitoring devices, has filed for Chapter 11 protection in Texas bankruptcy court with $1.7 billion of debt and a plan supported by its private equity backer to trim more than 75% of debt by handing the business to existing lenders.