What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
US Magnesium will appear for a conversion hearing while requesting approval of $10 million debtor-in-possession financing. Meanwhile, solar developer Pine Gate Renewables will ask a judge to sign off on its asset purchase agreement, gift wrap manufacturer IG Design Group faces a confirmation hearing on its Chapter 11 liquidation plan, and Anthology will pursue conditional approval of its disclosure statement.
Wind Co. TPI Details $18M Settlement With Creditors, Lender
Wind company TPI Composites Inc. has asked a Texas bankruptcy judge to promptly approve a settlement with its senior lender and creditors committee, saying the deal will wrap up costly litigation and give the creditors a cut of the lender's recoveries up to about $18 million.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
Democratic lawmakers urged a Texas bankruptcy judge to appoint an examiner to look into Genesis Healthcare's proposed sale, a Delaware bankruptcy judge said damages against the founder of Indian tech giant Byju's will be considered in January, and a New York federal judge said pretrial proceedings in a clawback action against 174 former customers of crypto platform Celsius Network belong in bankruptcy court.
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week
US Magnesium will appear for a conversion hearing while requesting approval of $10 million debtor-in-possession financing. Meanwhile, solar developer Pine Gate Renewables will ask a judge to sign off on its asset purchase agreement, gift wrap manufacturer IG Design Group faces a confirmation hearing on its Chapter 11 liquidation plan, and Anthology will pursue conditional approval of its disclosure statement.
Wind Co. TPI Details $18M Settlement With Creditors, Lender
Wind company TPI Composites Inc. has asked a Texas bankruptcy judge to promptly approve a settlement with its senior lender and creditors committee, saying the deal will wrap up costly litigation and give the creditors a cut of the lender's recoveries up to about $18 million.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
Democratic lawmakers urged a Texas bankruptcy judge to appoint an examiner to look into Genesis Healthcare's proposed sale, a Delaware bankruptcy judge said damages against the founder of Indian tech giant Byju's will be considered in January, and a New York federal judge said pretrial proceedings in a clawback action against 174 former customers of crypto platform Celsius Network belong in bankruptcy court.
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