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Week of March 16, 2026

South Hills Operations: Dual Sale Tracks and Wage Litigation

South Hills Operations filed chapter 11 in the Western District of Pennsylvania after failed nursing-home sale efforts, labor cost pressure, Medicaid reimbursement strain, and Department of Labor wage litigation. The case moved through dual DIP facilities, separate sales, and a liquidating trust.

Healthcare & life sciences

Mar 16

Tommy's Boats: Trustee-Led Liquidation After Dealer Dispute

Tommy's Boats filed chapter 11 in Texas after a dispute with Malibu Boats and roughly $105 million in floorplan debt. The case shifted quickly to chapter 11 trustee control, produced a $3.5 million Malibu settlement, and ended in a confirmed liquidating plan effective August 26, 2025.

FreefallConsumer & retail

Mar 16

LaVie Care Centers: From 140 Facilities to Emergence

LaVie Care Centers filed chapter 11 in the Northern District of Georgia after shrinking from roughly 140 facilities to 43 and carrying legacy liabilities from divested operations. The post covers the contested DIP fight, failed sale process, IRS settlement, and June 2025 emergence under Avardis.

FreefallHealthcare & life sciences

Mar 16

Solar Biotech, Inc.: Pictor Sale and Liquidation Trust

Solar Biotech filed chapter 11 in Delaware on June 23, 2024, ran a section 363 sale that ended with Pictor Biotech's $20 million purchase, and later put a liquidating plan into effect on September 30, 2025. The post tracks the sale, DIP financing, and liquidation-trust status.

Healthcare & life sciences

Mar 16

Maximus Supply Chain Holdings Plan Projects 2% Recovery for Unsecured Creditors

Maximus Supply Chain Holdings filed chapter 11 in Indiana after a lender dispute with Centier Bank, completed a $9.95 million Wabash asset sale, and is seeking confirmation of a plan projecting about 2% recovery for unsecured creditors.

FreefallIndustrials & manufacturing

Mar 16

Lodging Enterprises: $91M Credit-Bid Liquidation of 44-Hotel Portfolio

Lodging Enterprises filed chapter 11 in Kansas after a cash-control fight with secured lenders and ultimately sold its hotel portfolio through a $91 million credit bid, followed by confirmation of a liquidation plan.

Food & agriculture

Mar 16

One Table Restaurant Brands: Liquidating Plan Confirmed

One Table Restaurant Brands filed chapter 11 in Delaware in July 2024, sold Tender Greens and Tocaya to an affiliate of lender Breakwater Management through a 363 credit bid, and confirmed a liquidating plan on November 6, 2025 with projected general unsecured recoveries of 1% to 2%.

Food & agriculture

Mar 16

Guardian Healthcare: 19 Facilities Sold in Chapter 11 Wind-Down

Guardian Healthcare filed chapter 11 in western Pennsylvania on July 29, 2024, sold or transferred 19 skilled nursing facilities, and remains in a wind-down focused on litigation, settlements, and estate administration.

FreefallHealthcare & life sciences

Mar 16

Pamma Farms' Chapter 11 Land Sales Give Way to Examiner Fight Over Hidden Account

Pamma Farms filed chapter 11 in August 2024 amid commodity-price, interest-rate, and operating-cost pressure. The case later centered on a $13.2 million land sale, unresolved plan proceedings, surcharge disputes, and a court-appointed examiner investigating estate cash controls.

FreefallFood & agriculture

Mar 16

Rhodium Encore: Riot Settlement Drives Liquidation Plan

Rhodium Encore's chapter 11 case in Texas began as a liquidity crisis tied to the Whinstone and Riot dispute. The case ultimately monetized assets, closed a $185 million settlement, and confirmed a liquidating plan that became effective on January 14, 2026.

FreefallTechnology & telecom

Mar 16

Biolase: MegaGen Sale and Liquidation Plan

Biolase filed chapter 11 in Delaware to sell its business, with MegaGen winning the auction before the estates moved into a confirmed liquidation plan.

Healthcare & life sciences

Mar 16

Reliant Life Shares: Liquidation Through Dual Trusts

Reliant Life Shares filed chapter 11 in the Central District of California to resolve investor, receiver, and judgment-creditor disputes around a life-settlement portfolio, then confirmed a liquidation plan using separate liquidating-trust and policy-trust structures.

Financial services

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