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What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
US Magnesium will appear for a conversion hearing while requesting approval of $10 million debtor-in-possession financing. Meanwhile, solar developer Pine Gate Renewables will ask a judge to sign off on its asset purchase agreement, gift wrap manufacturer IG Design Group faces a confirmation hearing on its Chapter 11 liquidation plan, and Anthology will pursue conditional approval of its disclosure statement.
Wind Co. TPI Details $18M Settlement With Creditors, Lender
Wind company TPI Composites Inc. has asked a Texas bankruptcy judge to promptly approve a settlement with its senior lender and creditors committee, saying the deal will wrap up costly litigation and give the creditors a cut of the lender's recoveries up to about $18 million.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
Democratic lawmakers urged a Texas bankruptcy judge to appoint an examiner to look into Genesis Healthcare's proposed sale, a Delaware bankruptcy judge said damages against the founder of Indian tech giant Byju's will be considered in January, and a New York federal judge said pretrial proceedings in a clawback action against 174 former customers of crypto platform Celsius Network belong in bankruptcy court.
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
US Magnesium will appear for a conversion hearing while requesting approval of $10 million debtor-in-possession financing. Meanwhile, solar developer Pine Gate Renewables will ask a judge to sign off on its asset purchase agreement, gift wrap manufacturer IG Design Group faces a confirmation hearing on its Chapter 11 liquidation plan, and Anthology will pursue conditional approval of its disclosure statement.
Wind Co. TPI Details $18M Settlement With Creditors, Lender
Wind company TPI Composites Inc. has asked a Texas bankruptcy judge to promptly approve a settlement with its senior lender and creditors committee, saying the deal will wrap up costly litigation and give the creditors a cut of the lender's recoveries up to about $18 million.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
Democratic lawmakers urged a Texas bankruptcy judge to appoint an examiner to look into Genesis Healthcare's proposed sale, a Delaware bankruptcy judge said damages against the founder of Indian tech giant Byju's will be considered in January, and a New York federal judge said pretrial proceedings in a clawback action against 174 former customers of crypto platform Celsius Network belong in bankruptcy court.
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Spirit Airlines will be able to tap into an additional $100 million of post-bankruptcy financing, it said Monday, the same day that an examiner found no evidence of bad faith in the budget airline's back-to-ba... (more story)
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A Texas bankruptcy judge on Monday cleared Anthology Inc. to solicit votes on its Chapter 11 plan, which would see senior creditors receive the majority of equity in the reorganized education technology group.
A bankruptcy judge in Texas rejected the result of an auction in Genesis Healthcare's Chapter 11 and confirmed Prospect Medical's bankruptcy plan, and another judge allowed Pine Gate Renewables to access more ... (more story)
A Texas bankruptcy judge on Monday agreed to schedule a two-week trial in First Brands' adversary case against former CEO Patrick James, saying he would hear in June the auto-parts maker's allegations that Jam... (more story)
A subsidiary of sustainable metal and glass packaging company Ardagh Group has filed for Chapter 15 recognition in New York, seeking U.S. court recognition of restructuring proceedings pending in Luxembourg.
Luminar Technologies Inc., which develops lidar technology used in autonomous vehicles, filed for bankruptcy protection in Texas on Monday with at least $500 million in debt and plans to sell its assets.
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A Texas bankruptcy judge agreed Friday to approve medical transportation company Modivcare's Chapter 11 plan, following a four-day valuation trial, clearing the way for the debtor's planned $1.1 billion debt-equity swap.
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IRobot Corp., the maker of the Roomba robot vacuums, has filed for Chapter 11 protection in Delaware bankruptcy court with more than $100 million in debt and a plan to hand control of its business to its secured creditors.
A lender to PosiGen has filed an objection in Texas bankruptcy court to the bankrupt solar panel leasing company's request to use its cash, saying some of that money is from a $25 million loan PosiGen obtained through fraud.
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