December 05, 2025
First Brands will undergo a hearing about a deal regarding its use of lender collateral in its Chapter 11, American Signature will seek the go-ahead on its bidding procedures, and Prospect Medical will make a deferred push to confirm its Chapter 11 plan.
December 01, 2025
Solar development company Pine Gate Renewables LLC proposed a settlement in Texas bankruptcy court that would allow the company to sell assets serving as collateral for secured lender Carlyle while preventing tax liabilities from cutting into unsecured creditor recoveries.
November 19, 2025
A Montana solar developer is challenging a component of Pine Gate Renewables' proposed bankruptcy sale of Sunstone Solar, one of the largest solar and battery energy storage projects in the United States, arguing the debtor's estate does not have any equity in the project.
November 17, 2025
Purdue Pharma secured a judge's approval of its new bankruptcy plan. The U.S. Supreme Court won't review a ruling regarding the Serta Simmons Chapter 11 plan. And solar panel company Sunnova also got a court's permission to implement a bankruptcy plan.
November 12, 2025
A Texas bankruptcy judge signed an order authorizing solar energy developer Pine Gate Renewables to roll up about $800 million in debt as part of its postpetition funding, after declining an earlier proposal that would have rolled up $1.4 billion on an interim basis.
November 12, 2025
Solar energy company Pine Gate Renewables hit bankruptcy with over $1 billion in debt, a home remodeling company entered Chapter 7 with over $100 million in debt, and a luxury developer filed for Chapter 11 in Texas.
November 10, 2025
A Texas bankruptcy judge on Monday rejected solar energy developer Pine Gate Renewables' bid to roll up more than $1.4 billion in existing debt into a Chapter 11 financing package, saying the request was "too rich" to approve so early in the case.
November 07, 2025
Solar energy developer Pine Gate Renewables has filed for Chapter 11 protection in a Texas bankruptcy court with more than $1 billion in debt and a plan to sell its business during the case.