Ho Wan Kwok

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Case Number:

5:22-bk-50073

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Connecticut

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  1. February 26, 2026

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    The Chapter 11 trustee in Ho Wan Kwok's bankruptcy case asked a judge to find Kwok's daughter in contempt, the U.S. trustee balked at a $2 million bid protection in a flight simulator company's bankruptcy, and a Texas bankruptcy judge stepped back from reconsidering a settlement in Highland Capital's Chapter 11 case.

  2. February 19, 2026

    Feds Say Miles Guo Can't Dodge $1.3B Fraud Forfeiture

    Federal prosecutors say bankrupt Chinese exile Miles Guo waived any chance to object to a $1.3 billion preliminary order of forfeiture by waiting six months to object, urging a New York federal judge to reject the convicted fraudster's attempt to contest the order.

  3. December 18, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    Bitcoin mining company Rhodium received the go-ahead for its liquidation plan. The U.S. Trustee's Office suggested installing a Boies Schiller partner as the examiner in First Brands' Chapter 11 and asked that a European packaging maker's bankruptcy proposal be rejected.

  4. December 10, 2025

    2nd Circ. Urged To Nix Yacht, $37M Escrow From Guo Ch. 11

    The daughter of Chinese exile Miles Guo on Wednesday asked the Second Circuit to reverse bankruptcy and district court decisions awarding a yacht and a $37 million support account to her father's Chapter 11 estate, saying those courts improperly relied upon a state court decision when issuing quick wins.

  5. December 04, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    A California bankruptcy judge gave a Catholic diocese more time to propose a plan to end its Chapter 11 case, a Beijing-based real estate developer asked to have its involuntary bankruptcy case dismissed, and noteholders in subprime auto lender Tricolor's Chapter 7 sought discovery powers.

  6. December 02, 2025

    Fox News, FedEx Ink Clawback Settlements With Guo Trustee

    The trustee handling Chinese exile Miles Guo's $374 million Chapter 11 estate has asked a Connecticut bankruptcy judge to approve sealed settlements in clawback claims once totaling nearly $4 million against Fox News, FedEx, Marcum LLP and seven other entities after a mediator agreed the terms were reasonable.

  7. November 26, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    Pinstripes, a restaurant and bowling alley chain, obtained permission to transition its bankruptcy into a Chapter 7 proceeding. A trustee overseeing equity assets from Rite Aid's last Chapter 11 got the all-clear to wind the trust down. And a Connecticut federal judge rejected an appeal from a law firm targeted by the Chapter 11 trustee for a Chinese exile and convicted fraudster.

  8. October 29, 2025

    Bankrupt Chinese Exile's Wife Fights Loss Of $7.25M Mansion

    The wife of Chinese exile and convicted fraudster Miles Guo is appealing a Connecticut federal judge's decision to include a $7.25 million Greenwich mansion in her husband's Chapter 11 estate, court records show.

  9. October 02, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    A Connecticut judge threw out a challenge that an entity accused of acting as an alter ego for securities fraudster Miles Guo had brought to a bankruptcy court's orders, an angel investor with ties to FTX asked a bankruptcy judge to sanction the crypto empire's trust for opposing a donation he's seeking to make, and a software company announced a plan to cut most of its debt and net $50 million in capital.

  10. September 26, 2025

    $33M NJ Mansion Wasn't Chinese Exile's, Holding Co. Says

    A holding company that nominally owns a $33 million New Jersey mansion has asked a Connecticut federal judge to flip a bankruptcy finding that the company was equitably owned by Chinese exile Miles Guo and functioned as his alter ego, arguing the property was actually paid for by Guo's fraud victims.