Clara Geoghegan

A healthcare workers union has accused CarePoint Health and operators that took over two of its New Jersey hospitals of failing to make 2024 retirement fund contributions under a settlement in the defunct nonprofit's Delaware bankruptcy case.

The U.S. Trustee's Office has called on a New York bankruptcy judge to curb third-party releases and exculpations in personalized mattress retailer Sleep Number's Chapter 11 plan, saying creditors need more information and taking issue with proposed voting procedures.

Telecom Group Scores $6M Claim In Franchise Group Ch. 11

West Virginia coal plant Omnis Pleasants LLC has hired Kirkland & Ellis LLP in its contentious Delaware Chapter 11 after Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP's previous work for key creditors disqualified it as debtors counsel.

A Texas bankruptcy judge Thursday blocked most of the bids for discovery brought by Camp Mystic's unsecured creditors committee, saying the primary purpose of records sought from the summer camp and its owners would be as wrongful death lawsuit evidence and the documents therefore cannot be obtained at this time as part of the insolvency proceeding.

The corporate parent of Florida's high-speed rail system Brightline filed for Chapter 11 to rework its debt. A real estate data and artificial intelligence firm sought bankruptcy protections to stave off a foreclosure. A longtime Sonoma Valley vineyard filed for Chapter 11, and more.

A New York bankruptcy judge rejected a U.S. Trustee's Office request to appoint a trustee in the Chen Foundation's Chapter 11 as the bankrupt owner of a mixed use building in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood looks to confirm a plan next month.

Sleep Number OK'd For $154M Paydown In Ch. 11 Plan Deal

PGR Lessee I and 18 affiliates that operate solar farm projects in Rhode Island, North Carolina and South Carolina filed for bankruptcy protection in Texas, estimating up to $500 million in liabilities.

Chinese Real Estate Co. Seeks Ch. 15 In Latest Restructuring