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Case Number:

4:25-bk-90023

Court:

Texas Southern

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  1. 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.

  2. July 28, 2025

    Judge Nixes Puerto Rico Bond Claim, Tilson Sues Gigapower

    A New York federal judge ruled that bondholders of Puerto Rico's public electric utility cannot pursue claims against the commonwealth's government. Tilson Technology sued joint venture Gigapower in Texas, claiming a breached contract on major infrastructure work led to its bankruptcy. FTX agreed to drop six Delaware lawsuits seeking to recover $28.75 million in political donations, most of which went to Republican-aligned groups.

  3. July 24, 2025

    Judge Won't Block Exela Ch. 11 Plan For Claims Dilution Suit

    A Texas bankruptcy judge Thursday declined to stop automation technology group Exela from exiting Chapter 11 next week, but said he would condition the over $1 billion debt-for-equity swap plan's effectiveness on a roughly 30% recovery rate for its general unsecured claims.

  4. June 30, 2025

    Monster.com Hits Ch. 11, Forever 21 Can Liquidate

    The company behind Monster.com, a job search website, filed for bankruptcy relief with more than $100 million in liabilities, while Forever 21 received approval of its Chapter 11 liquidation plan and Party City secured a court's permission to send its liquidation plan out for a vote.

  5. June 23, 2025

    Exela Gets OK For $1.25B Debt-Swap Ch. 11 Plan

    A Texas bankruptcy judge on Monday approved a $1.25 billion Chapter 11 restructuring for units of business automation group Exela Technologies, saying the plan had creditor support and the creditor claim releases were voluntary.

  6. June 20, 2025

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    Bankruptcy judges will consider Exela Technologies' Chapter 11 plan and disclosure statement, decide whether Party City can solicit creditor votes on its plan, rule on the roughly $7 million asset sale of Publishers Clearing House, and address second-day motions in Everstream Solutions' case.

  7. May 08, 2025

    Exela Can Seek Votes On $1.25B Debt Restructuring Plan

    A Texas bankruptcy judge said Thursday the insolvent units of business automation group Exela Technologies Inc. can solicit votes on their Chapter 11 plan, which would restructure their $1.25 billion debt.

  8. April 28, 2025

    Exela Strikes Noteholder Deal To Restructure $1.25B Debt

    Bankrupt units of business automation group Exela Technologies Inc. have reached a deal with most of the holders of its $1.25 billion in debt to swap its debt for equity and be acquired by a European indirect subsidiary.

  9. April 23, 2025

    Judge Will Approve Exela's $185M DIP After Lender Deal

    A Texas bankruptcy judge on Wednesday said he would sign off on business automation group Exela Technologies' bid for final approval of $185 million in Chapter 11 financing after the debtor was able to settle a dispute with a lender group over the package.

  10. April 22, 2025

    Exela Faces Wednesday Deadline In $185M DIP Funding Fight

    A Texas bankruptcy judge on Tuesday ordered Exela Technologies and its lenders to return to court Wednesday prepared to defend their positions on the debtor's bid for final approval of $185 million in Chapter 11 financing, as a dispute between Exela and a lender group over that money puts the company's reorganization plans at risk.