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Saks Hits Ch. 11, Appeal Of Boy Scouts Bankruptcy Plan Nixed
The parent of Saks Fifth Avenue filed for Chapter 11 in Texas with $3.4 billion in debt tied to its Neiman Marcus deal, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal in the Boy Scouts of America's bankruptcy case, and the European Commission approved hedge fund Elliott Investment's $5.89 billion bid for control of Citgo's parent. This is the week in bankruptcy.
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Meet The Attys Tapped To Deliver On STG Logistics' Ch. 11
Freight company STG Logistics Inc. has assembled a team of lawyers from Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Cole Schotz PC to see it through a bankruptcy it hopes will address more than 90% of its debt before the year is half over.
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
Education technology group Anthology and the maker of Roomba vacuums will seek court approval for their Chapter 11 plans. Nursing home operator Genesis is asking for approval of a $1 billion asset sale. And former trucking group Yellow Corp. is looking to end years of litigation through a settlement with a group of pension plans.
Saks Hits Ch. 11, Appeal Of Boy Scouts Bankruptcy Plan Nixed
The parent of Saks Fifth Avenue filed for Chapter 11 in Texas with $3.4 billion in debt tied to its Neiman Marcus deal, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal in the Boy Scouts of America's bankruptcy case, and the European Commission approved hedge fund Elliott Investment's $5.89 billion bid for control of Citgo's parent. This is the week in bankruptcy.
Meet The Attys Tapped To Deliver On STG Logistics' Ch. 11
Freight company STG Logistics Inc. has assembled a team of lawyers from Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Cole Schotz PC to see it through a bankruptcy it hopes will address more than 90% of its debt before the year is half over.
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
Education technology group Anthology and the maker of Roomba vacuums will seek court approval for their Chapter 11 plans. Nursing home operator Genesis is asking for approval of a $1 billion asset sale. And former trucking group Yellow Corp. is looking to end years of litigation through a settlement with a group of pension plans.
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