LIV Golf's bid to emerge from bankruptcy with fresh funding and an expanded pool of players depends on the embattled league's ability to win over star golfers who are owed millions of dollars. Without them, it risks losing a restructuring deal and the use of at least $3 billion in tax assets that attracted its new investor, experts told Law360.
Nightclub Balcon Salon will have a hearing on its liquidation plan and disclosure, FTX's recovery trust will undergo an omnibus hearing and a Texas bankruptcy judge will conduct a status conference in Fat Brands' case.
LIV Golf has hired attorneys from Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP and Cole Schotz PC to assist it as the league looks to quickly secure confirmation of a Chapter 11 plan supported by new investors that would give its golfers a majority stake in the reorganized golf tour.