Bankruptcy & Restructuring News & Analysis — Conductor
Simply Interior Homes: A Liquidating Plan That Turns on Preserved Litigation Claims
The combined disclosure statement and plan filed in the District of Delaware projects "Unknown" recoveries for all three voting classes and states that retained causes of action constitute the majority of the liquidating trust assets
Pricing the Transfer: A First-Impression Framework for Valuing Appreciating Digital Assets in Avoidance Actions
In the Celsius avoidance litigation, the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York ties Section 550 recovery to whether a transferred asset gained or lost value, whether the defendant still holds it, and what the defendant actually realized on sale, rejecting a single valuation date for all appreciating cryptocurrency.
Confirming the Keystone: How Siloed Fiduciaries Carried QVC Group's Intercompany Settlement Through Confirmation
A Texas bankruptcy court confirmed QVC Group's prepackaged plan over a preferred-shareholder objection, holding that a global intercompany settlement negotiated by independent disinterested directors cleared Rule 9019 under business judgment review, that a release is not an indemnity for equal-treatment purposes, and that opt-out third-party releases remain consensual after Purdue.
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