Bankruptcy & Restructuring News & Analysis

Lion Ribbon Seeks Court Approval for Asset Sale Procedures in Chapter 11 Case

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Lion Ribbon Texas Corp. has filed a motion seeking approval for bidding procedures to sell four business segments while liquidating a fifth, as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy strategy. The company designs and manufactures consumer crafting and gifting products and aims to maximize value through the dual-track approach

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Archdiocese of New Orleans Proposes $210 Million Settlement Plan for Sexual Abuse Claims

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After five years in bankruptcy, the Archdiocese of New Orleans has proposed a $210+ million settlement plan to compensate clergy abuse victims. The joint plan includes comprehensive monetary payments, litigation options against non-settling insurers, and enhanced child protection measures, with payments expected to begin in early 2026

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SilverRock Seeks Court Approval for August Auction of $60M+ California Resort Development

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SilverRock Development seeks bankruptcy court approval to auction its 134-acre "Talus" resort project in La Quinta, California, with bidding to start at $63 million. The auction represents a strategic pivot from a sealed bid process to maximize value, with the City of La Quinta maintaining final approval rights over any transaction

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CTN Holdings Seeks Chapter 7 Conversion Following Asset Sale

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After successfully selling their assets, CTN Holdings and its affiliates have requested conversion to Chapter 7 liquidation as required by a previous settlement agreement. The Delaware bankruptcy court will consider this motion on August 4, with particular focus on a transition services agreement designed to facilitate the handover to a Chapter 7 trustee who will administer remaining assets for creditors' benefit

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SC Healthcare Seeks to Dismiss Chapter 11 Cases for 16 Facilities Under Receivership

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SC Healthcare seeks court approval to dismiss bankruptcy proceedings for 16 healthcare facilities that have been operating under court-appointed receivership for over a year. The facilities' operations are already managed outside the bankruptcy process, making their continued inclusion in the Chapter 11 cases unnecessary for creditors or the estates

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