Mar 16BMI Oldco: Talc Trust Plan in Abated Chapter 11BMI Oldco’s chapter 11 centers on talc liability, a $32 million asset sale, a proposed trust plan, and a court-ordered abatement pending an asbestos determination.FreefallEnergy & natural resources
Mar 16RadioShack: Store Sales, Liquidating Trust, and Creditor RecoveriesRadioShack's 2015 chapter 11 combined a going-concern sale to a Standard General affiliate with large-scale store closings, a later lender settlement, and creditor distributions through a liquidating trust.Consumer & retail
Mar 16Remington Outdoor Company: Asset Sales and Liquidating PlanRemington Outdoor Company's 2020 chapter 11 in Alabama combined a fast multi-buyer section 363 sale with a liquidating plan that placed unsecured and tort recoveries into separate trust structures. The plan was confirmed on March 12, 2021 and remained in post-confirmation administration in 2026.Industrials & manufacturing
Mar 16Francesca's Holdings Corporation: 363 Sale and Liquidating PlanFrancesca's chapter 11 case in Delaware moved quickly from a pandemic-driven filing to a section 363 sale and a liquidating plan, with unsecured creditor recoveries later exceeding the range projected at confirmation.FreefallConsumer & retail
Mar 16Medley LLC: Liquidating Trust and SEC FalloutMedley LLC filed chapter 11 in Delaware in March 2021 after note-payment defaults and confirmed a liquidating trust plan in October 2021. The case remains notable for the long-running wind-down, SEC enforcement against Brook and Seth Taube, and ongoing trust litigation.Financial services
Mar 16Diocese of Oakland: Competing Plans Target $224M for Abuse SurvivorsThe Diocese of Oakland chapter 11 has reached a contested plan stage, with the debtor and UCC backing competing paths to fund a $224.3 million survivor trust after a failed dismissal push and mounting professional fees.FreefallBusiness & public services
Mar 16Brookfield Buys Cyxtera Data Centers for $775MBrookfield bought Cyxtera Technologies' data centers for $775 million after the company filed chapter 11 in New Jersey. The plan took effect Jan. 12, 2024.PrenegotiatedTechnology & telecom
Mar 16Instant Brands: Instant Pot Sold, Lenders Take $390.9M EquityInstant Brands filed chapter 11 in the Southern District of Texas on June 12, 2023 with roughly $512.3 million of funded debt. The case split into an Instant Pot appliances sale and a failed housewares sale, then emerged on February 27, 2024 as Corelle Brands under lender ownership.Consumer & retail
Mar 16Alpine Summit Energy Partners: Liquidating Plan After Asset SalesAlpine Summit Energy Partners filed chapter 11 in Houston after commodity-price declines and a liquidity squeeze, completed two asset sales, and confirmed a liquidating plan that left unsecured recoveries unresolved.Energy & natural resources
Mar 16Envision Healthcare: Dual-Silo Chapter 11 ReorganizationEnvision Healthcare's chapter 11 reorganized the AmSurg and EVPS silos separately after KKR's 2018 buyout left the physician staffing group overleveraged amid No Surprises Act pressure, reimbursement cuts, labor inflation, and COVID-era disruption.PrenegotiatedHealthcare & life sciences
Mar 16Amyris Emerges from Bankruptcy After Consumer Brand SalesAmyris sold its consumer brands and emerged from Chapter 11 in May 2024, retaining its biotechnology platform under ownership of its secured lenders.FreefallConsumer & retail
Mar 16Genesis Global Holdco: $3 Billion Wind-Down PlanGenesis 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