In re: Energy Future Holdings Corp. et al.

  1. October 21, 2016

    Del. Trust Urges Justices To Join Appeal In EFH Case To Jevic

    Delaware Trust Co. has urged the U.S. Supreme Court to consider pairing its appeal from a disputed $4 billion Energy Future Holdings Co. bankruptcy refinancing deal with another closely watched case already granted certiorari and already tagged as a potential landmark for structured Chapter 11 settlements.

  2. August 05, 2016

    EFH Noteholders Want High Court Review Of $4B Debt Deal

    Delaware Trust Co., indenture trustee for a group of Energy Future Holdings Corp. notes, has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Third Circuit decision that allowed the power giant to refinance $4 billion in first-lien debt via tender offer, which the trustee contends flouts Chapter 11 rules.

  3. February 19, 2015

    EFH Bondholders Fail In Appeal Of $4B Bankruptcy Deal

    Bankrupt Energy Future Holdings Corp. can refinance $4 billion in debt via a tender offer, a Delaware district judge ruled on appeal on Thursday, shooting down the affected creditors' protests that they have to be treated equally and that the move could invite a Wild West of pre-confirmation settlements.

  4. September 25, 2014

    EFH Bondholders Say $4B Tender Opens 'Pandora's Box'

    Energy Future Holdings Corp. senior bondholders urged an appellate judge on Tuesday to undo a settlement that partially repaid $4 billion in debt through a tender offer, arguing that such offers have no place in Chapter 11 proceedings.

  5. July 23, 2014

    EFH Noteholders Denied 3rd Circ. Hearing On $4B Debt Deal

    Energy Future Holdings Corp. senior noteholders have been barred from fast-tracking their appeal of a settlement repaying $4 billion in first-lien bonds directly to the Third Circuit, a setback for their claim that the pact discriminates among similarly situated creditors.

  6. June 11, 2014

    Energy Future Bondholders Urge Judge To Stall Key Deal

    A group of Energy Future Holdings Corp. bondholders on Wednesday urged a Delaware federal judge to temporarily halt the implementation of a deal that the group says would allow other bondholders an unfair boost in recovery on their claims.

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