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Week of March 16, 2026

Genesis Global Holdco: $3 Billion Wind-Down Plan

Genesis Global Holdco and two affiliates filed chapter 11 in SDNY after losses tied to Three Arrows Capital, FTX, and Alameda. The post tracks the confirmed wind-down plan, trust-asset sales, Gemini settlement effects, and the framework for roughly $3 billion in customer distributions.

Financial services

Mar 16

WeWork: Debt-Free Emergence After Lease Reset

WeWork filed chapter 11 in New Jersey on November 6, 2023, used the case to equitize secured debt and rationalize leases, and emerged debt-free on June 11, 2024.

PrenegotiatedReal estate & construction

Mar 16

Bird Global: SPAC Scooter Operator Ends in Liquidating Plan

Bird Global filed chapter 11 in Miami after ride volumes and revenue fell, completed a lender-backed 363 sale, and exited through a liquidating plan effective September 17, 2024.

PrenegotiatedTechnology & telecom

Mar 16

InVivo Therapeutics: Failed Trial, Full Creditor Recovery

InVivo Therapeutics filed chapter 11 in Delaware after its INSPIRE 2.0 spinal cord injury trial failed. The cases used a 363 sale to Globus Medical and a liquidating plan that paid creditors in full before a later equity distribution.

Healthcare & life sciences

Mar 16

Center for Special Needs Trust Administration: Trustee Wind-Down After $100M Shortfall

The Center for Special Needs Trust Administration chapter 11 case became a trustee-run wind-down after a roughly $100 million trust-fund shortfall, with beneficiary transitions, asset sales, insider litigation, and later criminal charges.

FreefallFinancial services

Mar 16

Trinitas Farming: Almond Grower Bankruptcy Moves Toward Liquidation

Trinitas Farming's chapter 11 cases in the Northern District of California followed a lender-driven orchard sale process after almond prices fell and Rabo declared default. The debtors, committee, and lender later settled key disputes and moved toward a joint liquidating plan.

FreefallFood & agriculture

Mar 16

Pioneer Health Systems: Confirmed Subchapter V Plan After Failed Sale

Pioneer Health Systems, operating as Direct Orthopedic Care, filed Subchapter V in Delaware on February 21, 2024. This post covers the confirmed plan, failed post-confirmation sale process, DIP financing shifts, and late-case fee and claims disputes.

Subchapter VHealthcare & life sciences

Mar 16

Sheltering Arms Children and Family Services: NYC Nonprofit Wind-Down

Sheltering Arms Children and Family Services filed chapter 11 in the Eastern District of New York after chronic government payment delays, program closures, and mounting pension and abuse-related liabilities, turning the case into a long-running nonprofit wind-down.

FreefallBusiness & public services

Mar 16

WOM S.A.: Chilean Telecom Confirms Delaware Chapter 11 Plan

WOM S.A., Chile's second-largest mobile operator, filed chapter 11 in Delaware on April 1, 2024 and confirmed a plan on March 7, 2025. The post covers the DIP financing, the jurisdictional dismissal fight, creditor recoveries, and the remaining Plan Trust claims process.

FreefallTechnology & telecom

Mar 16

Diocese of Sacramento: AB 218 Claims and Real Estate Sales

The Diocese of Sacramento chapter 11 case followed California's AB 218 revival window and hundreds of clergy abuse suits. The post tracks the bankruptcy posture, including real estate sales, Proposition 51 appellate litigation, avoidance-claim disputes, and the path toward mediation.

FreefallBusiness & public services

Mar 16

Pride Group Holdings: Cross-Border Trucking Collapse and Wind-Down

Pride Group used chapter 15 in Delaware to support a Canadian CCAA restructuring after a freight-market downturn and lender defaults. The case evolved from emergency DIP and sale fights into a wind-down after the Johal family bought the logistics business while other assets were liquidated.

FreefallTransportation & logistics

Mar 16

Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers: Jefferies Dispute and Examiner Fallout

Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers filed chapter 11 in SDNY on April 29, 2024 to wind down after a dispute with Jefferies. The post covers the examiner report, Portuguese bond sale, insider DIP fight, and founder George Weiss's later personal bankruptcy.

FreefallFinancial services