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Texas Bankruptcy Court Declines to Deem Nonvotes as Votes in Favor of Plan (US)

As seen in the recent proliferation of bankruptcy cases seeking a structured dismissal or conversion after a successful sale, debtors constantly seek creative and efficient ways to wind up a case, including through a traditional plan of liquidation.  Yet, as discussed below, debtors must ensure that any proposed voting procedures for a plan comply with … Continue Reading

Who Owns the Crypto, the Customer or the Debtor?

Whose crytpo is it?  With the multiple cryptocurrency companies that have recently filed for bankruptcy (FTX, Voyager Digital, BlockFi), and more likely on the way, that simple sounding question is taking on huge significance.  Last week, the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (Chief Judge Martin Glenn) attempted to answer that question … Continue Reading

Fifth Circuit Says A Solvent Debtor Must Pay According To The Contract – No Doubt About It

The saga of the first Ultra Petroleum Corp. chapter 11 cases appears to have finally come to an end.  Numerous articles have been written on the tortured history of whether certain creditors of Ultra Petroleum are entitled to payment of their contractually mandated Make-Whole Amount and default rate of interest.  The creditors’ quest for allowance … Continue Reading
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