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Ebix Trustee Gets More Time To Make Creditor Payouts

The litigation trustee for the Chapter 11 estate of insurance software firm Ebix Inc. received more time to make distributions to unsecured creditors, a Texas bankruptcy judge said Thursday.

Bankrupt Villages Health System Agrees To $541.5M FCA Deal

Florida-based The Villages Health System has agreed to shell out more than $541.5 million to resolve allegations it violated the False Claims Act by submitting false diagnosis codes to get more money from Medi... (more story)

French Auto Co. Says Marelli Can't Hire Ex-CEO After Ch. 11

Automotive technology group OPmobility has asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to block its former CEO from working for Marelli Corp., a bankrupt competitor that is working to exit Chapter 11, saying the appoint... (more story)

Mass Tort Firm Galindo Law Can Use Cash In Ch. 11

A bankruptcy judge said he would give interim approval to Galindo Law Firm's package of first-day motions Wednesday, allowing it to use cash on hand to fund operations, after the Texas mass tort firm resolved ... (more story)

Cash Advance Funders Sue Summer Camp Owners In Ch. 11

A fast-cash funder has sued the now-bankrupt brothers who ran their summer camp empire into the dirt for guaranteeing nearly $6.4 million of loans earlier this year, alleging they were already insolvent and ha... (more story)

777 Partners Ch. 7 Case Sent To Texas After Venue Fight

A Florida judge has granted investment firm 777 Partners' request to transfer its involuntary Chapter 7 case to the Texas court hearing its voluntary Chapter 11 case, saying the company has been managed from t... (more story)

Summer Camp Owner Accused Of $13M COVID Relief Fraud

Federal prosecutors said Tuesday that 26 summer camps illegally reaped more than $13 million from a COVID-19 relief program after one of their now-bankrupt owners allegedly "repeatedly lied" on loan documents.

Genesis Says Ex-Brass Used Trade Secrets To Build Rival

Genesis Healthcare on Tuesday filed an adversary complaint against a former executive of Genesis subsidiary LTC ACO LLC accusing her of stealing company documents and trade secrets to form a rival company.

Steward Plan Trust Sues Insurers Over D&O Coverage Denial

One of two trusts established under Steward Health Care's Chapter 11 plan has sued a gaggle of insurers in an offshoot lawsuit, saying the insurers were withholding half the coverage due to former directors an... (more story)

Byju's Defends Bid To Claw Back $1M Intro Fee In Ch. 11

The U.S. affiliate of education technology giant Byju's is fighting a motion to toss its lawsuit to claw back a more than $1 million payment to a financial firm, contending an ex-executive of that firm had ove... (more story)

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Canadian GovTech Co. Seeks OK For $19.2M Sale

Canadian government services software company Thentia Global Systems Inc. is asking a Delaware bankruptcy judge to recognize an asset sale already approved by a Canadian bankruptcy court — which would see buye... (more story)

Watchdog Flags Apartments' Slow Ch. 11 Cash, Payroll Moves

The U.S. Trustee's Office is objecting to two Houston-area apartment complexes' requests to pay pre-and post-bankruptcy petition employee wages, saying the owner-operators have not secured permission to use ca... (more story)

Faegre Drinker And Investor Trade Blame Over Depo Delays

Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP this week pressed its bid to strike expert witnesses proffered by a real estate investor claiming the firm gave bad advice about a deal to buy an A&P shopping center, saying i... (more story)

Cox Industries 'Corporate Looting' Suit Remains In La.

A Louisiana bankruptcy judge has declined to transfer a lawsuit launched by the Chapter 7 trustee of oil and gas company Cox Operating LLC against the insolvent firm's top brass, denying four motions from 25 d... (more story)

Ash Miner Ch. 11 Sale To Continue Over Air Regulator Qualm

Bankrupt soda ash miner Searles Valley Minerals received a favorable ruling Wednesday from a Delaware bankruptcy judge, who said the company can move forward with an all-asset sale process that would allow it ... (more story)

Camp Mystic Families Say Trustee Is Needed In Ch. 11 Case

Families of children and counselors who died at Camp Mystic last year told a Texas bankruptcy judge on Wednesday they plan to ask that a trustee be appointed to oversee the debtor's Chapter 11 case, calling Ca... (more story)

Conscious Content Gets OK For $3M DIP Boost

A Delaware bankruptcy judge gave interim approval to ed-tech company Conscious Content Media's request for $3 million in additional Chapter 11 financing after the debtor reached a settlement with the creditors committee.

Urban Farm Startup 80 Acres Files Ch. 7 With $100M-Plus Debt

An Ohio-based vertical farming startup, 80 Acres Urban Agriculture, filed for Chapter 7 liquidation in Delaware with several affiliates and listing $100 million to $500 million each in assets and liabilities. 

Salad And Go Gets 5-Member Ch. 11 Creditors Committee

Defunct drive-thru restaurant chain Salad and Go's unsecured creditors committee includes a mix of trade creditors, food vendors and landlords, the U.S. Trustee's Office has said.

Insurance Holding Co. Ch. 11 Plan OK'd With Equity Swap

Insurance holding firm Hallmark Financial Services on Tuesday received confirmation of its Chapter 11 plan, which calls for cutting about $116 million of the debtor's $135 million of funded debt through a debt... (more story)

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Taekwondo has taught me to recognize when to fight for a position and when to focus on finding a solution, and tha... (more story)

New Fortress Ch. 15 Adds Fuel To English Restructuring Trend

After New Fortress Energy recently became the third Nasdaq-listed company to successfully undertake an English res... (more story)

Early Action Can Benefit Distressed Restaurant Franchisees

As rising costs put increased pressure on restaurants, as evidenced by recent bankruptcy filings by Popeyes, Farme... (more story)