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Lender Favors In Ch. 11 Get Riskier With ConvergeOne Ruling
Companies that offer incentives to select lenders in bankruptcy could face new legal challenges following a Texas federal court's ruling in the case of ConvergeOne, whose Chapter 11 plan was found to have violated the law by excluding certain creditors from a lucrative equity offering, experts told Law360.
First Brands Gets $1B DIP, Hooters Approved To Exit Ch. 11
A Texas bankruptcy judge granted an interim approval for First Brands' $1.1 billion debtor-in-possession loan. Hooters of America won court approval of its reorganization plan. The judge ruled the automatic stay in Alex Jones' Chapter 7 case does not extend to his media company, Free Speech Systems, while the unsecured creditors' committee in TPI Composites' Chapter 11 sued its equity holder, alleging a prepetition uptier deal unfairly elevated its creditor status.
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
Kidde-Fenwal is asking to send its Chapter 11 plan to creditors for a vote, despite steadfast objections from states who say the firefighting foam maker hasn't given enough information on releases in its latest disclosure statement.
Lender Favors In Ch. 11 Get Riskier With ConvergeOne Ruling
Companies that offer incentives to select lenders in bankruptcy could face new legal challenges following a Texas federal court's ruling in the case of ConvergeOne, whose Chapter 11 plan was found to have violated the law by excluding certain creditors from a lucrative equity offering, experts told Law360.
First Brands Gets $1B DIP, Hooters Approved To Exit Ch. 11
A Texas bankruptcy judge granted an interim approval for First Brands' $1.1 billion debtor-in-possession loan. Hooters of America won court approval of its reorganization plan. The judge ruled the automatic stay in Alex Jones' Chapter 7 case does not extend to his media company, Free Speech Systems, while the unsecured creditors' committee in TPI Composites' Chapter 11 sued its equity holder, alleging a prepetition uptier deal unfairly elevated its creditor status.
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
Kidde-Fenwal is asking to send its Chapter 11 plan to creditors for a vote, despite steadfast objections from states who say the firefighting foam maker hasn't given enough information on releases in its latest disclosure statement.
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