Linqto Texas, LLC

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Case Number:

4:25-bk-90186

Court:

Texas Southern

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Firms

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  1. July 31, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    The U.S. Trustee's Office objected to the disclosure statement filed by Flagship Resort Development Corp., arguing it lacks details on third-party releases in its Chapter 11 liquidation plan. Guardian Elder Care's creditors committee opposed extending the company's exclusivity to file a Chapter 11 plan. Nikola Corp. asked to subordinate the SEC's $125 million penalty, calling it a lower-priority debt.

  2. July 21, 2025

    Experts Urge Sub V Reform, Danimer Scientific To Exit Ch. 11

    A group of judges and bankruptcy professionals pressed for changes to Subchapter V eligibility caps and student loan discharge rules. Meanwhile, BigLaw's dominance in bankruptcy continues, a shift that began with the 1978 Bankruptcy Reform Act. And Danimer Scientific's uncontested Chapter 11 liquidation plan moved forward following an asset sale. This is the week in bankruptcy. 

  3. July 16, 2025

    Linqto Investor Says Ch. 11 Case Is Forum-Shopped 'Scheme'

    Linqto shareholder Sapien Group told a Texas bankruptcy judge on Wednesday that the investment platform's Chapter 11 filing this month is a "quintessential example" of forum shopping that was designed to evade an investor effort to replace Linqto's board, urging the judge to transfer the case to Delaware.

  4. July 15, 2025

    Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action

    From a pair of healthcare bankruptcies to a startup investment platform's Chapter 11 case, here are the latest new insolvency proceedings.

  5. July 11, 2025

    Linqto Collapse Puts Focus On Retail Money In Private Funds

    Investment platform Linqto's failed promise to "democratize" private markets by letting regular people buy into hot startups comes as U.S. regulators seem poised to relax rules that reserve such products for institutions and the wealthy, meaning securities rules may soon permit more ventures like it.