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  1. July 25, 2025

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    During the last week of July, bankruptcy judges will guide hearings that concern issues including confirmation of medical technology company Accelerate Diagnostics' Chapter 11 plan, converting hotel operator MOM CA's bankruptcy case to Chapter 7 and battery recycler Li-Cycle's request for approval of dismissal procedures.

  2. July 23, 2025

    Avon Ch. 11 Plan Needs 'Tweaks,' Judge Says

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge told Avon on Wednesday that the wording of its Chapter 11 plan needs some work before he can approve it, finding the company's insurance carriers had raised objections worth addressing.

  3. July 21, 2025

    Avon, Insurers Spar At Ch. 11 Plan Hearing Over Talc Trust

    Avon made its case Monday to a Delaware bankruptcy judge for its Chapter 11 liquidation plan, while insurers that issued policies to the cosmetics company alleged its proposal to pay talc injury claims through a trust funded by insurance coverage was unfair to them.

  4. 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. 

  5. July 16, 2025

    Avon Insurers Say Ch. 11 Was Filed In 'Bad Faith'

    A group of insurance carriers that issued coverage to Avon has asked the Delaware bankruptcy court to dismiss or convert the cosmetics company's Chapter 11 case, arguing the debtor filed its petition in "bad faith" and lacks a valid purpose for the bankruptcy.

  6. July 07, 2025

    Celsius Ends FTX Clawback Suit, Rite Aid Unit Sale OK'd

    FTX's Bahamas unit and bankrupt cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network reached a settlement resolving an adversary lawsuit seeking the return of around $517 million in pre-bankruptcy transfers. A New Jersey bankruptcy judge approved Rite Aid's roughly $19 million sale of an ice cream brand to a pair of billionaires behind Monster Energy. And insurers are challenging Avon's Chapter 11 plan, arguing it unfairly forces them to cover potentially invalid talc injury claims.

  7. July 02, 2025

    Insurers Blast Avon Ch. 11 Talc Injury Trust

    A group of insurance carriers is asking a Delaware bankruptcy judge to reject cosmetic seller Avon Products' Chapter 11 plan, saying it would unfairly force them to pay possibly bogus talc injury claims.

  8. May 19, 2025

    Avon Gets OK To Take Votes On Ch. 11 Plan With Talc Claims

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday gave cosmetics seller Avon Products Inc. the go-ahead to solicit votes on a Chapter 11 liquidation plan, overruling an insurer's objection to the debtor's bid to allow talc claims for voting purposes.

  9. May 13, 2025

    Insurers Challenge Avon's Ch. 11 Plan Voting Procedures

    Insurers in the Chapter 11 case of cosmetics seller Avon Products Inc. have objected to vote solicitation procedures proposed by the debtor, condemning a plan for certain talc claims to be temporarily recognized for voting purposes.

  10. March 14, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    Avon's international unit asked a bankruptcy judge to extend the window during which only it can propose a Chapter 11 plan, consulting firm Azzur Group Holdings asked the Delaware bankruptcy court to approve its Chapter 11 plan disclosures and allow it to hold a vote, and Philadelphia's University of the Arts proposed selling a property for nearly $7 million. These are some of the bankruptcy stories you may have missed in the last week.