June 11, 2026
One bankrupt life sciences firm sought sanctions against an investor and the U.S. trustee sought to liquidate another one, while a medical transport company fought an attorney fee bid and creditors blasted the liquidation plan proposed for a Nevada mining company.
May 07, 2026
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Thursday signed off on a request by US Magnesium's unsecured creditors to solicit votes on a Chapter 11 liquidation plan, months after the defunct mineral supplier sold most of its assets to the state of Utah for $30 million.
May 01, 2026
A New York bankruptcy judge will weigh a German dating service's bid for Chapter 15 recognition, US Magnesium will undergo an omnibus hearing, Lycra will seek plan confirmation, and a judge will oversee Ascend Elements' second-day Chapter 11 hearing.
April 02, 2026
A sand miner claims its landlord seized vital computers, a magnesium miner got court approval for a deal to sell collateral, a satellite company says it's switching claims agents after its old one was sold, and a drug company in the middle of a payment dispute asked for a way out.
March 20, 2026
A Delaware bankruptcy judge will consider US Magnesium's bid for postpetition financing, Genesis Healthcare will go before a Texas judge seeking the all-clear to institute an executive bonus scheme, and another Texas judge will weigh a move to reopen satellite company Speedcast International Ltd.'s Chapter 11.
February 27, 2026
Bankruptcy courts are set to tackle in the coming weeks issues ranging from an exchange of discovery requests flung between Fat Brands and a noteholder group, US Magnesium's request to sell a turbine package and Meyer Burger's Chapter 11 plan and disclosure.
February 12, 2026
A bankrupt watchmaker secured court approval for a sale of some of its assets to a stalking-horse bidder, US Magnesium requested permission to privately sell a turbine, and the one-time CEO of Tricolor Holdings asked a Texas bankruptcy judge to dismiss claims in an adversary suit against him.
February 02, 2026
US Magnesium secured approval of a $30 million asset sale in its bankruptcy, a judge refused to install a Chapter 11 trustee in Genesis Healthcare's case, and another allowed self-driving vehicle technology company Luminar Technologies to move forward with asset sales that will net its estate $142.54 million.
January 12, 2026
The unsecured creditors committee in the U.S. Magnesium bankruptcy has urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge to not give the company permission to sell its assets to its parent company, accusing the parent of manipulating the transaction to grab the assets while leaving other creditors behind.
January 05, 2026
The unsecured creditors in the U.S. Magnesium Chapter 11 have asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge for standing to challenge more than $114 million of the mining company's debt and liens on company property, arguing that the company says it can't and won't pursue the claims.