Oi S.A.

  1. April 20, 2026

    Del. Bankruptcy Judge Dies, Jones Day DQ'd In Miner's Ch. 11

    A New York bankruptcy judge determined Jones Day cannot represent former talc producer Vanderbilt Minerals in its Chapter 11 case. Label maker Multi-Color and film producer Village Roadshow confirmed Chapter 11 plans. And U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John T. Dorsey, the former chief judge of Delaware's bankruptcy court, passed away "following a courageous battle with cancer." This is the week in bankruptcy.

  2. April 15, 2026

    Oi Noteholders Lose Ch. 15 Bid To Block Sale In Brazil

    A New York bankruptcy judge Wednesday declined to stop a sale of telecommunications company Oi's equity stake in a Latin American fiber internet provider, finding it wasn't the role of a Chapter 15 judge to issue such a decision and acknowledging that the parties may return to U.S. courts once the sale is consummated.

  3. April 10, 2026

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    Label-maker Multi-Color and film producer Village Roadshow will seek court approval for their respective Chapter 11 plans. Spirit Airlines is hoping to send the reorganization plan for its second bankruptcy off for a creditor vote. And creditors to Brazilian telecommunications group Oi SA will argue that a planned equity sale violates an earlier Chapter 15 order.

  4. March 10, 2026

    Brazilian Telecom Oi Plans Next Steps After Auction Fails

    The auction for telecommunications company Oi's equity stake in a Latin American fiber internet provider did not attract a qualified bid, an attorney representing the debtor told a New York bankruptcy judge Tuesday.

  5. February 19, 2026

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    Two former executives at Mobileum Inc., which went through bankruptcy in 2024, were charged by federal prosecutors with fraud tied to the company's $915 million sale about two years before. Meanwhile, a group of noteholders raised concerns about telecom company Oi SA's sale plans in Brazil, and PosiGen was hit with objections to its Chapter 11 plan ahead of a confirmation hearing next week.

  6. October 02, 2025

    Brazilian Telecom Oi Loses Bid To Dismiss Ch. 15 Case

    A New York bankruptcy judge denied a Brazilian telecommunications company's request to terminate the Chapter 15 recognition of a restructuring proceeding in its home country, a day after its board and management were removed by a Brazilian judge.

  7. September 25, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    FTX's recovery trust announced plans to give creditors $1.6 billion in distributions, the trustee overseeing the liquidation of Bernie Madoff's fraudulent investment firm won a $6.4 million clawback fight with another firm, and fiber network developer Tilson asked for more time to file a Chapter 11 plan. These are some of the bankruptcy stories you may have missed in the past week.

  8. August 18, 2025

    NY Judge Questions Brazilian Co. Oi's Ch. 15-To-Ch. 11 Shift

    A New York federal bankruptcy judge expressed concerns about a Brazilian telecommunications company's novel plans to undo Chapter 15 recognition of a restructuring proceeding in its home country so it can file for Chapter 11 protection in the U.S.

  9. August 15, 2025

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    In the coming week, bankruptcy judges are set to hear issues including a Brazilian telecommunications company's proposed jump from Chapter 15 to Chapter 11, final approval of Genesis Healthcare's postpetition financing, and a settlement proposed by electric-vehicle maker Nikola Corp.

  10. August 07, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    A bitcoin miner said its early investors cannot file claims in its Chapter 11 that allege the company was mismanaged, arguing those claims belong to the debtor's estate. A Brazilian fiber network company objected to the novel plans of telecommunications group Oi to end its Chapter 15 recognition of ongoing overseas restructuring to file for Chapter 11 instead. And a group of tort claimants said Genesis Healthcare's debtor-in-possession loan and auction plans would hamper their ability to pursue wrongful death and personal injury litigation.