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Week of March 2, 2026

Hudson Hotel Files Chapter 11 After Parkview's $80M Foreclosure to Save 440-Unit Conversion

Parkview foreclosed on CSC Real Estate's Hudson Hotel equity in July 2025, then filed chapter 11 in Delaware on October 22, 2025 to save the 440-unit Manhattan conversion. The case faces a bad-faith dismissal motion and three-way opposition to a $32.76M DIP facility.

FreefallReal estate & construction

Mar 6

Hansen-Mueller: Grain Dealer Collapse Leaves 1,000+ Farmers Across 34 States Seeking Recovery

Grain dealer files ch. 11 after $39.5M in failed ventures. 1,000+ farmers across 34 states.

Food & agriculture

Mar 6

Nicklaus Companies: $50M Verdict Triggers Fight for Golf Legend's Brand

Jack Nicklaus won $50M defamation verdict against Nicklaus Companies. Chapter 11 filing reveals $493M debt, disputed liens, and auction set for February 2026.

Media, sports & entertainment

Mar 6

Clearside Biomedical: Equity Holders Challenge $2.7M Stalking Horse in Debt-Free Bankruptcy

Clearside Biomedical's 363 sale faces equity holder challenge. No funded debt means shareholders may recover value from $2.7M stalking horse.

Healthcare & life sciences

Mar 6

Luminar Technologies: Dual-Track 363 Sale and Liquidation Plan

Luminar Technologies filed chapter 11 in SDTX on Dec. 15, 2025 with $189.5M assets and $508.2M debts. The case runs a dual-track 363 sale of the LSI photonics subsidiary ($110M) and LiDAR assets ($22M), both to Quantum Computing Inc., under a plan of liquidation.

Industrials & manufacturing

Mar 6

Jackson Hospital: Bond Default, BCBS Lawsuit Shape Restructuring

Jackson Hospital & Clinic, Montgomery's 344-bed safety-net hospital, filed chapter 11 in M.D. Alabama after defaulting on $60M in bonds. The case involves $35M DIP financing, a $250M BCBS antitrust suit, October 2025 closure crisis, and SB222 dual bankruptcy legislation.

FreefallHealthcare & life sciences

Mar 6

Harvest Sherwood Food Distributors: Antitrust Wind-Down

Harvest Sherwood, the largest independent U.S. food distributor ($4B revenue), filed chapter 11 in May 2025 after customer Sprouts Farmers Market moved to self-distribution. The wind-down case centers on monetizing ~$1.09B in antitrust claims against pork, chicken, beef, and turkey producers.

Food & agriculture

Mar 6

Star Island Vacation: Disney-Area Timeshare HOA Pursues $11.5M Orderly Liquidation

Star Island timeshare HOA filed Subchapter V near Disney World. Despite $11.56M cash, $12.9M capital needs drive 363(h) sale of Wyndham legacy resort.

Subchapter VTravel, leisure & hospitality

Mar 6

Skyline Tower Timeshare Association Files Subchapter V to Force $18.2M Atlantic City Sale

Skyline Tower Resort filed Subchapter V chapter 11 in November 2025 with $34M in projected capital needs through 2031. A whole-property sale will terminate interests of approximately 8,848 timeshare interval owners at the Atlantic City 32-story high-rise.

Subchapter VTravel, leisure & hospitality

Mar 6

Kauai Beach Villas Seeks Sale After $70M Repair Bill

Kauai Beach Villas filed Subchapter V after a flood exposed $70M-plus repair needs, pushing the timeshare association toward a liquidating plan and contested resort sale.

Subchapter VTravel, leisure & hospitality

Mar 6

Dynacq Healthcare: Rare POH License Anchors 363 Sale After Copper Theft

Dynacq Healthcare filed chapter 11 on December 8, 2025 to sell its rare physician-owned hospital. Copper theft and surgeon departures triggered the filing.

Healthcare & life sciences

Mar 6

Higher Ground Education: 150 Guidepost Montessori Schools Collapse to 7

Higher Ground Education, VC-backed owner of 150+ Guidepost Montessori schools, filed chapter 11 in N.D. Tex. with $144M debt after $440M in operating losses. A cramdown liquidating plan provides 1.8%–10.1% GUC recovery.

PrenegotiatedBusiness & public services

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