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Week of March 9, 2026

Prospect Medical Holdings: Effective Date Caps Hospital Breakup

Prospect Medical Holdings' chapter 11 plan went effective on March 6, 2026 as Centurion closed on Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital. The case now turns to claims reconciliation, California post-sale cleanup, and Pennsylvania wind-down work.

Healthcare & life sciences

Week of March 2, 2026

Mar 8

Shoes for Crews: Lender-Backed 363 Sale and Dismissal

Shoes for Crews filed chapter 11 in Delaware with a lender-backed 363 sale, a $30 million DIP facility, and a post-sale dismissal after the business was transferred through a $290 million credit bid and the operating brand continued under new ownership.

Consumer & retail

Mar 8

Hopeman Brothers: 524(g) Trust Funded by Insurers

Hopeman Brothers filed chapter 11 as a no-operations asbestos debtor, pursued insurer settlements including a $31.5 million Chubb buyback, and sought to channel asbestos claims into a 524(g) trust while district-court review remained pending in 2026.

FreefallIndustrials & manufacturing

Mar 8

Takeoff Technologies: Customer-Funded Sale to Woolworths

Takeoff Technologies filed chapter 11 in Delaware after grocery e-commerce demand slowed, used customer-funded DIP financing to support a 363 sale to Woolworths, and kept its main bankruptcy case open into 2026 for claims reconciliation under a liquidating plan.

FreefallConsumer & retail

Mar 8

Nuvo Group: DIP-Funded 363 Sale After De-SPAC

Nuvo Group filed chapter 11 in Delaware four months after its de-SPAC, obtained founder-linked DIP financing, sold substantially all assets in a December 2024 363 sale, and remained in bankruptcy into 2026 while the estates handled fees, claims, and cross-border disputes.

FreefallHealthcare & life sciences

Mar 7

Thrill Intermediate LLC: Ridiculousness Control Fight and Cash Collateral Dispute

Thrill Intermediate LLC filed chapter 11 in Nevada after a lender control fight over the Thrill One platform. The case centers on cash collateral, the Ridiculousness production chain, and Gorilla Flicks' effort to resume direct payments under its executive producer agreement.

FreefallMedia, sports & entertainment

Mar 6

Multi-Color: Prepackaged Plan Targets $3.9B Debt Reduction

Multi-Color filed chapter 11 in New Jersey with a prepackaged plan backed by CD&R. Venue, DIP, sale-process, and Barclays lien fights now shape the March 31 confirmation hearing.

PrepackagedIndustrials & manufacturing

Mar 6

Cumulus Media: Second Bankruptcy Filing Proposes $592 Million Deleveraging Through Prepackaged Plan

Cumulus Media's second bankruptcy centers on a Houston prepackaged chapter 11 plan that would cut about million of debt, keep general unsecured creditors unimpaired, and transfer ownership to lender groups.

PrepackagedMedia, sports & entertainment

Mar 6

BRD Land & Investment Files Chapter 11 With Cash Collateral Fight as Opening Dispute

BRD Land & Investment filed chapter 11 in the Western District of North Carolina after lender pressure mounted around its land-development portfolio. The early case centers on interim cash collateral use, DLP's objection, the Warden Station project, and April 1 and April 8 deadlines.

FreefallReal estate & construction

Mar 6

Eddie Bauer: Plan Effective Date Starts Store Wind-Down

Eddie Bauer's confirmed chapter 11 plan became effective in May 2026, shifting the failed store sale process into a plan-administrator wind-down.

Consumer & retail

Mar 6

Bay Cliffside Lodge II: Arkansas Timeshare Associations Pursue Section 363(h) Liquidation

Five non-profit timeshare associations at Fairfield Bay, Arkansas filed Subchapter V on February 11, 2026 to liquidate 205 units via Section 363(h) sale. Part of Travel + Leisure's closure of 14 Club Wyndham resorts. No secured debt; $6.6M+ cash; all claims expected paid in full.

Subchapter VReal estate & construction

Mar 6

Avenger Flight Group: Aviation Training Provider Files Chapter 11 Amid Customer Bankruptcies

Avenger Flight Group, a Fort Lauderdale-based aviation training provider, filed chapter 11 in Delaware after cascading customer bankruptcies (Spirit Airlines chapter 22, Interjet, Viva Air), the Pratt & Whitney engine crisis, and governance upheaval. Lenders pursue a 363 sale.

Transportation & logistics

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