FAT Brands Inc.

  1. March 23, 2026

    Multi-Color Stays In NJ; Jackson Walker Can Do Fee Deals

    Label maker Multi-Color's Chapter 11 case will stay in New Jersey, Spandex maker Lycra hit Chapter 11 in Texas, and Jackson Walker can pay clients demanding refunds over a relationship between a former firm attorney and a bankruptcy judge. This is the week in bankruptcy.

  2. March 19, 2026

    Fat Brands' CEO To Take Leave Under Ch. 11 Financing Deal

    A Texas bankruptcy judge agreed Thursday to give interim approval to a $184 million debtor-in-possession loan in Fat Brands' Chapter 11 case, and also approved a connected stipulation that temporarily removes the restaurant group's CEO.

  3. March 13, 2026

    FAT Brands Files Ch. 11 Sale Procedures As Talks Continue

    Bankrupt restaurant chain owner FAT Brands filed proposed sale and bidding procedures calling for a sale of its assets to close by early May, while saying it is working with its creditor groups on the final form of the procedures and on securing Chapter 11 financing.

  4. March 13, 2026

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    In the week ahead, bankruptcy courts will consider issues including the Chapter 11 financing of senior-living provider Inspired Healthcare and label maker Multi-Color, multiple fee dispute settlements with Jackson Walker, and whether Fat Brands' CEO should be suspended.

  5. March 06, 2026

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    In the week ahead, bankruptcy courts will consider issues including whether to put a trustee in charge of Fat Brands' Chapter 11, if an Illinois horse track can get interim financing access and Spirit Airlines' asset auction procedures.

  6. March 02, 2026

    Ch. 11 Judge Orders FAT Brands CEO To Be Deposed

    The chief executive officer of bankrupt restaurant chain owner FAT Brands Inc. must sit for a deposition as noteholders prepare to pursue their bid to give control of the case to a Chapter 11 trustee.

  7. February 27, 2026

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    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.

  8. February 26, 2026

    Fat Brands Noteholders Seek To Force Discovery In Ch. 11

    Fat Brands creditors that hold $990 million in debt accused it of failing to respond to its discovery requests ahead of a hearing on the creditors' motion to appoint a Chapter 11 trustee in the case.

  9. February 10, 2026

    FAT Brands Creditors Defend CEO Suspension Bid

    FAT Brands creditors that hold $990 million in debt told a Texas bankruptcy judge Tuesday they have "profound concern" about the debtor's leadership, days after urging the court to temporarily suspend the company's CEO Andrew Wiederhorn, who sold $3.1 million in equity without court approval.

  10. February 06, 2026

    Ch. 11 Judge Urged To Suspend 'Dictatorial' FAT Brands CEO

    FAT Brands creditors asked a Texas bankruptcy judge Thursday to suspend the restaurant franchiser's CEO Andrew Wiederhorn, arguing that within days of filing Chapter 11, Wiederhorn sold $3.1 million in equity without court approval, proving he's "dictatorial" and is "incapable of distinguishing a public company's property from his own."