Bankruptcy & Restructuring News & Analysis — Conductor
Serta on Remand: A $261 Million (Plus Interest) Breach
On remand from the Fifth Circuit, the bankruptcy court held that the participating lenders breached the credit agreement's pro rata sharing provision and awarded the excluded and LCM lenders $261.13 million, plus six years of mandatory prejudgment interest at nine percent
A Public Detention Corporation Restructures Its Bond Debt in Chapter 11
Central Falls Detention Facility Corporation entered Chapter 11 with a signed restructuring support agreement and a plan that would eliminate more than $101 million of bond obligations while resolving years of litigation with its host city and a data-security class action
Pacifica of the Valley: A Safety-Net Hospital's Emergency Chapter 11 and a Contested Main Street Loan
A Los Angeles County safety-net hospital entered Chapter 11 in Delaware with roughly $240,000 in unrestricted cash, four days before a Colorado court was scheduled to hear a receivership motion tied to a Main Street Loan whose assignment that same court had just declined to validate on summary judgment
When Blockers Hold: Contractual Caps and the Limits of Section 16(b)
In an issue of first impression, the Second Circuit holds that a comprehensive, self-executing blocker defeats a short-swing profit claim, even where the anchor investor cleared more than $300 million trading in and out of a company on the eve of its bankruptcy
DISH DBS Corporation: A Prepackaged Plan and a 363 Sale Under One Roof
A regulatory directive to sell wireless spectrum split a single enterprise into two restructurings running in parallel: a self-funding prepackaged plan for the Pay-TV business, and a Section 363 wind-down for the stranded 5G network