BYJU's Alpha, Inc.
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May 31, 2024
Byju's Seeks $10K Sanctions For Ex-Exec Found In Contempt
The bankrupt U.S. affiliate of Indian education tech giant Byju's told a Delaware judge that a former executive should face $10,000 in daily sanctions until he shares information about the location of $533 million in debtor funds.
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May 21, 2024
Ex-Director For Byju's Alpha In Contempt Over Missing $533M
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday held in contempt a former executive for the insolvent U.S. affiliate of Indian education technology giant Byju's, finding he had been disingenuous about his attempts to track down an alleged $533 million fraudulent transfer.
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May 06, 2024
WeWork Advances Plan, J&J's Third Filing, More Jones Drama
WeWork Inc. pushed forward a reorganization plan despite its former CEO's objections, Johnson & Johnson disclosed plans for a prepackaged bankruptcy case supported by a $6.5 billion settlement, and an appeals court upheld more than $400,000 in sanctions as part of bankruptcy proceedings for Georgia-Pacific's asbestos unit.
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April 30, 2024
Byju's Can Question Hedge Fund Boss About Missing $533M
A Delaware bankruptcy judge ruled Tuesday that the insolvent U.S. affiliate of Indian education technology giant Byju's and its creditors may depose Camshaft Capital's chief executive, as they work to locate and recoup some $533 million they said was fraudulently transferred to the hedge fund.
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April 16, 2024
Sanctions In Byju's Ch. 11 Should Be Paused, Court Hears
Camshaft Capital, a hedge fund facing an adversary action from the Chapter 11 creditors of Byju's, has asked a Delaware federal court to stay a contempt order the bankruptcy court entered against the investment firm and its principal while it appeals the sanctions and a preliminary injunction.
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April 09, 2024
Byju's Ch. 11 Judge Won't Stay Contempt Order Amid Appeal
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday denied a motion to stay a contempt order in the Chapter 11 case of Indian education technology company Byju's, finding the nondebtor subjects of the order who face creditors' adversarial action did not demonstrate they are likely to succeed on their appeal of the decision.
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April 04, 2024
Ex-Byju Director Says He Can't Make Ch. 11 Contempt Hearing
Former Byju's Alpha director Riju Ravindran asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to deny the company's request to have Ravindran appear in person for a contempt hearing on his alleged violation of the court's injunction order, saying that he is caring for his elderly parents in Dubai.
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March 14, 2024
Camshaft Facing Daily Fine, Manager's Arrest In Byju's Ch. 11
A Delaware bankruptcy judge hit hedge fund Camshaft Capital Fund with $10,000 in daily fines Thursday until it discloses information about the whereabouts of $533 million transferred out of bankrupt tech company Byju's, and ordered the arrest of Camshaft's sole officer for not appearing in court as directed.
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March 06, 2024
Del. Judge Asks If Byju's Ch. 11 Clawback Bid Is A Legal Claim
A Delaware bankruptcy judge asked for more briefing on a temporary restraining order demand by the U.S. arm of Indian tech giant Byju's Wednesday, saying he wasn't sure he had the authority to issue such an order in the debtor's $533 million clawback action because Byju's is seeking the return of cash assets.
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February 15, 2024
Byju's Insiders Seek Ch. 11 Dismissal, Calling It Litigation Ploy
Affiliates of Indian tech giant Byju's U.S. arm, which are embroiled in state court litigation with the company's lender, asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to dismiss the company's Chapter 11 case, saying the bankruptcy petition was filed to stymie the ongoing state court litigation.