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1:23-bk-11069

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Delaware

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  1. March 07, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    The U.S. Trustee's Office opposed Yellow Corp.'s Chapter 11 plan, saying its exculpation provisions cover ineligible people and entities. Bernie Madoff's liquidation trustee has begun doling out another $76 million to claimants. And clothing retailer Delta Apparel made a bid to pivot to a wind-down in its bankruptcy that was opposed by tax claimants in Texas.

  2. March 03, 2025

    Yellow Corp. Settles Pair Of WARN Suits In Del. For $12.3M

    Shuttered Yellow Corp.'s trucking company bankruptcy estate has agreed to settlements totaling $12.3 million with two former employee groups, which were reached before a Delaware judge's posttrial denial of Worker Adjustment and Retraining Act claims covering thousands of ex-company employees, according to recent court filings.

  3. February 27, 2025

    Yellow Corp. Beats Teamsters In WARN Act Row

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge has ruled that trucking company Yellow Corp. is not liable for its failure to provide 60 days notice of layoffs to 22,000 union workers who lost their jobs as the company descended into Chapter 11, finding that Yellow was a "liquidating fiduciary" at the time and intended to comply with the WARN Act.

  4. February 24, 2025

    Yellow Corp. Gets OK To Sell More Terminals For $15.1M

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge has signed off on Yellow Corp.'s $15.1 million sale of trucking terminals and other property to three buyers, as the defunct trucking company looks to add to the more than $2 billion it has already brought in from asset sales in Chapter 11.

  5. February 20, 2025

    Yellow Corp. Urges Ch. 11 Judge To OK $11.5M Terminal Sales

    Defunct trucking company Yellow Corp. asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to sign off on the $11.5 million private sale of two leased truck terminals to ABF Freight System Inc.

  6. February 12, 2025

    Yellow Corp. Seeks OK For $15M Real Estate Sale

    An investment banking advisory firm for bankrupt trucking company Yellow Corp. asked a Delaware bankruptcy court to approve three asset purchase agreements for properties owned by the trucking company that are worth $15.1 million.

  7. February 10, 2025

    Jones' Ch. 7 Deal Sunk, Yellow Scores Partial Pension Win

    A Texas bankruptcy judge has rejected a Chapter 7 trustee's proposal to settle $1.5 billion in Sandy Hook claims against Alex Jones, Yellow Corp. won a partial victory in a $540 million pension dispute after a Delaware judge ruled liabilities were overstated, and the Eleventh Circuit barred a mortgage servicer from charging unauthorized "pay to pay" fees. This is the week in bankruptcy.

  8. February 06, 2025

    Lessons From The 'Must-Read' Yellow Corp. WARN Decision

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge's finding that defunct trucking giant Yellow Corp. violated the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act is a "must-read" for bankruptcy attorneys that has broad lessons for other cases and highlights the importance of paying attention to the details of the statute, experts told Law360.

  9. February 06, 2025

    Yellow Corp. Scores Partial Win In $540M Pension Plan Row

    Bankrupt trucking firm Yellow Corp. has secured a partial victory on summary judgment in a $540 million fight with several union pension funds, with a Delaware bankruptcy judge saying the funds set the company's withdrawal liability too high.

  10. February 03, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    A New Jersey event venue, a lithium battery maker and the operator of one of the world's largest cobalt refineries hit Chapter 11; retailer Party City wants to beef up security for its current and former directors, citing threats of violence; and yet another former member of Byju's Alpha's top brass was sanctioned for contempt of court.