Entities representing groups of opioid claimants in the Chapter 11 case of Purdue Pharma have named their representatives on an oversight board created to implement a public repository of documents related to the national opioid epidemic and Purdue's role in the crisis.
Saint Augustine's University entered Chapter 11 with more than $50 million in debt, the exclusive meal supplier for Blue Apron started a bankruptcy in New Jersey, and a supplier of cosmetics ingredients filed Chapter 11 papers with a prepackaged Chapter 11 plan aimed at putting to rest asbestos-related litigation.
First Brands Group has proposed a Chapter 11 plan outlining how the struggling auto-parts manufacturer is aiming to end its sprawling bankruptcy, a case marked by allegations of yearlong fraud and the shock waves it has sent through the private credit market.