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Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
A creditor of bankrupt event venue The Chariot objected to the company's disclosure statement, saying it lacks details on how the creditor's secured claim will be treated. Meanwhile, Pride Funding, a lender to companies owned by celebrity house flippers Jennifer and Cesar Pina, urged a New Jersey court to deny their use of cash collateral. And Big Lots Inc. is trying to extend for the third time its exclusive window to file a Chapter 11 plan.
Meet The Attorneys Laying Down Mosaic Co.'s Ch. 11
Mosaic Companies, which owns several high-end tile and stone businesses, has filed for bankruptcy in Delaware to sell its assets and repay some $65 million of debt. The Georgia-based company has tapped a team of four attorneys with Morris Nichols Arsht & Tunnell LLP to chart its path through Chapter 11.
Tariffs Loom Large Over Smaller Ch. 11s So Far In 2025
Mid-market businesses have been struggling with economic uncertainty in the first half of the year, especially with the threat of higher tariffs and reduced incentives for renewable energy, bankruptcy professionals told Law360.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
A creditor of bankrupt event venue The Chariot objected to the company's disclosure statement, saying it lacks details on how the creditor's secured claim will be treated. Meanwhile, Pride Funding, a lender to companies owned by celebrity house flippers Jennifer and Cesar Pina, urged a New Jersey court to deny their use of cash collateral. And Big Lots Inc. is trying to extend for the third time its exclusive window to file a Chapter 11 plan.
Meet The Attorneys Laying Down Mosaic Co.'s Ch. 11
Mosaic Companies, which owns several high-end tile and stone businesses, has filed for bankruptcy in Delaware to sell its assets and repay some $65 million of debt. The Georgia-based company has tapped a team of four attorneys with Morris Nichols Arsht & Tunnell LLP to chart its path through Chapter 11.
Tariffs Loom Large Over Smaller Ch. 11s So Far In 2025
Mid-market businesses have been struggling with economic uncertainty in the first half of the year, especially with the threat of higher tariffs and reduced incentives for renewable energy, bankruptcy professionals told Law360.
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