Louis Investments, LLC

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Case Number:

3:26-bk-33110

Court:

Texas Northern

Nature of Suit:

  1. August 17, 2026

    Real Estate Cos.'s Ch. 11 Moved To Okla. From Texas

    A Texas bankruptcy court Monday transferred cases involving Oklahoma apartment complexes to the Western District of Oklahoma.

  2. August 10, 2026

    Lender YSA Says Louis Bankruptcy Fight Belongs In Del.

    A lender to bankrupt real estate management company Louis Investments LLC has moved to dismiss its Chapter 11 case, arguing Louis Investments and affiliates "manufactured" a Texas venue with their attorney's address and that, if the case is not dismissed, it should instead be moved to Delaware.

  3. August 06, 2026

    Lender YSA Kicks Off Ch. 11 Case With Sale, DIP Plans

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge said Thursday that Chapter 11 cases launched by lending firm YSA Investments 1 and a slew of related companies should probably be brought together in a single court, after counsel for YSA outlined the debtor's goals for the case during a status conference.

  4. July 30, 2026

    Trustee Ordered To Fix 'Chaos' In Ch. 11 Tied To Arms Trader

    A Texas federal judge has ordered the appointment of a Chapter 11 trustee to clean up "weeks of chaos" in the bankruptcy case of Louis Investments, a real estate management company that borrowed a 7,000% interest loan from a firm run by the arms dealer portrayed in the 2016 movie "War Dogs."

  5. July 14, 2026

    Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action

    A Brazilian environmental cleanup company sought bankruptcy court recognition for a $1 billion restructuring in its home country. The owner of a defunct Pennsylvania boarding school re-entered Chapter 11. And a Rhode Island jail operator filed for bankruptcy.

  6. July 13, 2026

    Residential Real Estate Manager Hits Ch. 11 In Texas

    Residential real estate management company Louis Investments LLC has filed for Chapter 11 in Texas bankruptcy court with assets that have an estimated value between $10 million and $50 million.