FTX Trading Ltd.
Case Number:
1:22-bk-11068
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Firms
- Skadden Arps
 - Winston & Strawn
 - Lewis Brisbois
 - Rosner Law Group LLC
 - Bielli & Klauder
 - Tydings & Rosenberg
 - Greenberg Traurig
 - Tarter Krinsky
 - Jones & Walden
 - Eckert Seamans
 - Ciardi Ciardi
 - Sullivan & Cromwell
 - Kirkland & Ellis
 - Patterson Belknap
 - Godfrey & Kahn
 - Troutman
 - Brown Rudnick
 - Benesch
 - Taft Stettinius
 - Morgan Lewis
 - Cozen O'Connor
 - Bifferato Firm
 - Cleary Gottlieb
 - Manatt Phelps
 - Paul Hastings
 - Debevoise & Plimpton
 - Morris Nichols
 - Blank Rome
 - Dentons
 - Shartsis Friese
 - Keller Benvenutti
 - Pryor Cashman
 - Reed Smith
 - Klehr Harrison
 - Squire Patton
 - McCarter & English
 - Hecker Fink
 - DLA Piper
 - McDermott Will & Schulte
 - Holland & Knight
 - Morgan & Morgan
 - Womble Bond
 - Pashman Stein
 - Margolis Edelstein
 - McGovern Weems
 - Bryan Cave
 - Manning Gross
 - Westerman Ball
 - Gellert Seitz
 - Chipman Brown
 - Richards Layton
 - Elliott Greenleaf
 - Stradley Ronon
 - Mandel Katz
 - Gebhardt & Smith
 - Cousins Law
 - Heyman Enerio
 - Kane Russell
 - Dilworth Paxson
 - A M Saccullo Legal
 - Doshi Legal Group
 - Cousins Law LLC
 - Chimicles Schwartz
 - Manier & Herod
 - Rubin LLC
 - Carr Maloney
 - Saul Ewing
 - Whiteford Taylor
 - Venable LLP
 - Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
 - Billion Law
 - DGW Kramer
 - Buchalter APC
 - White & Case
 - Kramer Levin
 - Lowenstein Sandler
 - Quinn Emanuel
 - Kelley Drye
 - Pachulski Stang
 - Boies Schiller
 - ArentFox Schiff
 - Polsinelli PC
 - Potter Anderson
 - Landis Rath
 - Foster Yarborough
 - Glenn Agre
 - Stevens & Lee
 - Sullivan Hazeltine
 - Emmet Marvin
 - Ballard Spahr
 - Morrison Cohen
 - Foley & Lardner
 - Ashby & Geddes
 - Perkins Coie
 - Montgomery McCracken
 - Hogan McDaniel
 - Robinson & Cole
 - Haynes Boone
 - Katten Muchin
 - Hoda Law
 - Morris James
 - Barnes & Thornburg
 - Keller Postman
 - Kleinberg Kaplan
 - Boston Law
 - Crowell & Moring
 - Boersch & Illovsky
 - Hunton Andrews
 - Cole Schotz
 - Eversheds Sutherland
 - Streusand Landon
 - Aylstock Witkin
 - Kelly Hart
 - Barclay Damon
 - Armstrong Teasdale
 - Greenberg Glusker
 - Weinberg Zareh
 - Raines Feldman
 - Butler Snow LLP
 - Proskauer Rose
 - Clark Hill
 - Burr & Forman
 - Miller Shah
 - Young Conaway
 - K&L Gates
 - Alston & Bird
 - Carter Ledyard
 - McElroy Deutsch
 - Orrick Herrington
 - Cross & Simon
 - HSF Kramer
 - Latham & Watkins
 
Companies
- StoneX Group Inc.
 - Binance Holdings Ltd.
 - Cloudflare Inc.
 - Diameter Capital Partners
 - BlockFi Inc.
 - BitGo Inc.
 - The Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
 - Hain Capital Group LLC
 - Benefit Street Partners LLC
 - Chainalysis Inc.
 - HBK Investments LP
 - TR Capital Management LLC
 - The Mosaic Co.
 - American Express Co.
 - Mercedes-Benz USA LLC
 - Dave Inc.
 - The New York Times Co.
 - Okcoin USA Inc.
 - FTI Consulting Inc.
 - Paradigm Operations LP
 - Rothschild & Co. SCA
 - Mosaic
 - Galaxy Digital
 - Equinix Inc.
 - Financial Times Group Ltd.
 - Evolve Bank & Trust NA
 - Oracle Corp.
 
Government Agencies
- Missouri Department of Revenue
 - Commodity Futures Trading Commission
 - U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
 - Georgia Department of Banking & Finance
 - Texas State Securities Board
 - Mississippi Department of Revenue
 - Minnesota Department of Revenue
 - Massachusetts Department of Revenue
 - New York State Department of Taxation and Finance
 
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						October 24, 2024
						
FTX Can Go Forward With $240M Acquisition Clawback
A Delaware bankruptcy judge has ruled defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX Trading can continue to try and claw back $240 million it paid for a stock trading platform just before its Chapter 11 filing, while saying a $55 million bonus payment to the platform's ex-CEO is off limits.
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						October 23, 2024
						
Deal With Feds In FTX Bankruptcy Remains Undone
When crypto giant FTX finally won court approval for its hard-fought bankruptcy plan earlier this month, it left one big piece of the puzzle unsolved: a dispute with federal prosecutors over $1 billion seized as part of the prosecution of founder Sam Bankman-Fried.
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						October 11, 2024
						
FTX Creditor Returns Are Impressive, But Not For Everyone
The fact that former customers of defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX will recover their full claims, plus interest, does not mean they are happy about it, showing that even the best-case outcome in an impossibly complicated bankruptcy can still leave creditors feeling bruised.
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						October 10, 2024
						
4 Things To Know Now About FTX's Chapter 11 Plan
This week, FTX Trading Ltd. won confirmation of its bankruptcy plan that clears a path for it to start repaying as much as $16.5 billion to creditors, including former customers who had cryptocurrency at the exchange when it unraveled in 2022 under the weight of founder Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud.
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						October 08, 2024
						
FTX's Ellison To Give Up 'Substantially All Of Her Assets'
Former FTX insider Caroline Ellison agreed to give up "substantially all of her assets" and cooperate with the FTX bankruptcy estate in a deal to resolve the claims against her in an adversary proceeding that sought to recover hundreds of millions of dollars from the collapsed crypto exchange's former leadership.
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						October 07, 2024
						
FTX Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan After Objections Overruled
A Delaware bankruptcy judge said he would confirm the Chapter 11 reorganization plan of FTX Trading Ltd. after overruling several objections Monday, beginning a process of distributing billions of dollars to customers less than two years after the cryptocurrency exchange collapsed.
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						October 07, 2024
						
FTX Wins Plan Approval, Diamond Sports Drops MLB Deals
FTX will start repaying customers using up to $16.5 billion in assets that the fallen cryptocurrency company has recovered since filing for bankruptcy in November 2022, after a Delaware bankruptcy judge blessed FTX's reorganization plan at a hearing Monday.
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						October 04, 2024
						
FTX Seeks To Push Ch. 11 Plan Over Final Hurdles
Nearly two years after it collapsed financially, FTX is hoping to secure confirmation of its Chapter 11 plan in Delaware bankruptcy court Monday. The debtor says that under its proposal, the company will repay former customers in full, with interest, for the billions of dollars they lost, but the insolvent cryptocurrency business faces a slew of objections from the U.S. Trustee's Office and others.
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						October 03, 2024
						
Meet The Attys Aiding FTX At Its Ch. 11 Confirmation Hearing
Beleaguered crypto exchange FTX Trading Ltd. will seek a Delaware bankruptcy judge's approval Monday for the debtor's Chapter 11 plan after a bankruptcy process that has seen its counsel questioned, the legitimacy of its plan challenged and a bevy of disputes settled. At the hearing it will rely on the expertise of a legal team uniting lawyers from Landis Rath & Cobb LLP and Sullivan & Cromwell LLP.
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						October 01, 2024
						
FTX CEO Avoids Depo Before Ch. 11 Confirmation Hearing
FTX CEO John J. Ray III does not have to sit for a deposition requested by Virgin Islands-based LayerZero Labs Ltd. to answer questions about why it was not included in a Chapter 11 settlement with the debtor, a Delaware bankruptcy judge said Tuesday, as FTX pursues confirmation of its bankruptcy plan.