Richard Archer

Casual dining chain TGI Fridays Inc. filed for Chapter 11 protection in Texas with nearly $151 million in debt, blaming the COVID-19 pandemic and its capital structure.

Discount retailer Big Lots got approval from a Delaware bankruptcy judge to sell off nearly three-dozen store leases the day after it said it had received no offers to beat a $760 million bid for the business as a whole.

A Delaware bankruptcy judge Friday approved discount retailer Big Lots Inc.'s plans to put itself on the block next week after hearing the provider of the baseline bid for the sale had secured the financing for its $760 million offer.

A Delaware bankruptcy judge Friday approved discount retailer Big Lots Inc.'s plans to put itself on the block next week after hearing the provider of the baseline bid for the sale had secured the financing for its $760 million offer.

The U.S. Trustee's Office is asking a New York bankruptcy judge to hold off a decision regarding the receivership of a New Jersey building owned by New York developer Moshe Gold until the judge decides what court the bankruptcy should be heard in, if any.

The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday told a Texas bankruptcy judge it has concerns about the Chapter 11 filing of a California wound care practice, saying it has been under investigation for possible false billing claims for more than a year.

A Los Angeles-based multistate wound care practice has filed for Chapter 11 protection in a Texas bankruptcy court, saying it can't pay nearly $156 million in charges from its management company after its Medicare payments were suspended last month.

Pipe distributor Tubular Synergy Group has told a Texas bankruptcy judge it secured a more than $14.9 million bid from pipe manufacturer Centric Pipe LLC for various assets in its Chapter 11 case.

The U.S. Trustee's Office on Monday sought a third strike against Johnson & Johnson's attempts to deal with its talc injury liability by sending a spin-off into Chapter 11, saying its current Texas filing should be dismissed for the same reasons its prior New Jersey filings were.

A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Thursday said she would send dental laser maker Biolase to the auction block in a little over two weeks with a $14 million opening bid from a company embroiled in a patent dispute with the debtor.