Reed Smith Seeks 2nd Circ. Help Over Eletson Orders
By Emily Lever · October 1, 2025, 9:38 PM EDT
Reed Smith LLP has urged the Second Circuit to nix an order displacing the firm as counsel and requiring it to turn over client files for international shipping group Eletson Holdings...
Greek oil and gas shipper Eletson was forced into bankruptcy by a group of noteholders who said the company had stopped paying its debts. The creditors and the company have filed competing reorganization plans.
Case Number
23-bk-10322
Judge
Brendan L. Shannon
Venue
U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York
Capital Structure
Total Liabilities:
Eletson and the petitioning creditors have given different debt estimates. Eletson estimates it has $182.6 million of debt that would at most be $502.8 million if the court upholds the unsecured noteholder claims. Claims filed in the case, including a number of disputed claims, listed in the creditors' competing Chapter 11 plan add up to over $776 million.