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Source-backed chapter 11 research on recent filings, claims processes, and case developments.

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Week of June 8, 2026

Bar Louie: $70M Balance-Sheet Restructuring and Lender Equity Takeover

Bar Louie filed chapter 11 in Delaware on March 26, 2025 — its second in five years — carrying ~$70 million in funded debt. A prepetition sale process failed, and QSR 10 acquired the lender claims and received 100% of reorganized equity when the plan went effective on September 29, 2025.

PrenegotiatedFood & agriculture

Jun 8

Forever 21: $1.58B Debt and Cash Collateral Liquidation

F21 OpCo, the U.S. operator of Forever 21, filed chapter 11 in Delaware on March 16, 2025, carrying $1.582 billion in funded debt. No going-concern buyer emerged; the liquidating plan was confirmed June 24 and went effective June 30, 2025.

PrenegotiatedConsumer & retail

Jun 8

The Little Mint: $11M Restructuring Preserves Hwy 55 Chain

The Little Mint, Inc. (Hwy 55 Burgers) filed chapter 11 Dec. 31, 2024 in E.D.N.C. with $11M secured and $5.8M unsecured debt. Plan confirmed Nov. 6, 2025. Owner Kenneth K. Moore retained 100% equity. Post-confirmation claims reconciliation continues through mid-2026.

FreefallFood & agriculture

Jun 8

OneCore Health: $15M Tort Judgment and Insider Recapitalization

OneCore Health (Hospital for Special Surgery, LLC) filed chapter 11 in Oklahoma City on Oct. 7, 2024 after a $15M jury verdict exceeded its enterprise value. Insider equity holder Solara Surgical Partners provided a $2.0M DIP loan and a $2.8M new-value plan confirmed May 13, 2025.

FreefallHealthcare & life sciences

Week of June 1, 2026

Jun 7

H-Food Holdings: $2B Debt Cut, Emerges as Maker's Pride

H-Food Holdings, parent of Hearthside Food Solutions, filed chapter 11 in Houston Nov. 2024 carrying ~$2.75B in funded debt. A prenegotiated balance-sheet plan eliminated ~$2B in obligations and the company emerged March 31, 2025 as Maker's Pride LLC.

PrenegotiatedFood & agriculture

Jun 7

Franchise Group: $1.5B Debt-for-Equity Plan and Two-Step Emergence

Franchise Group's Delaware chapter 11 confirmed a plan cutting about $1.5B in debt via first-lien equitization, funded by a $750M DIP. The case sold Vitamin Shoppe for $193.5M, wound down American Freight, and emerged in two steps on June 6 and July 3, 2025.

PrepackagedConsumer & retail

Jun 6

Global Wound Care Medical Group: $10.7M DIP and Medicare-Driven Shutdown

Global Wound Care Medical Group filed chapter 11 in S.D. Texas on Oct. 21, 2024, after a Medicare payment suspension cut off 90% of its revenue. The debtor secured a $10.7M DIP from East West Bank in Oct. 2025 before ceasing all operations in Dec. 2025, with chapter 7 pending a DOJ settlement.

FreefallHealthcare & life sciences

Jun 6

Vintage Wine Estates: $140M Sale and Liquidating Plan

Meier's Wine Cellars Acquisition, LLC — chapter 11 vehicle for Vintage Wine Estates — filed in Delaware July 2024. A $140M auction sold the wine brands; a lender conversion fight settled through mediation into a liquidating plan effective February 28, 2025.

Food & agriculture

Jun 6

Tuesday Morning: $40M Rights Offering Delivers Full Unsecured Recovery

Tuesday Morning's 2020 chapter 11 ended with a confirmed plan that paid general unsecured claims in full. Funded by a $40 million rights offering and a $110 million exit ABL, the Dallas off-price retailer emerged in January 2021 with 490 stores — then refiled in 2023.

FreefallConsumer & retail

Jun 6

Rokstad Holdings: CAD$20M Canadian Sale in Cross-Border Chapter 15

FTI Consulting Canada filed chapter 15 for Rokstad Holdings in Delaware to extend a BC receivership. Stellex, which had acquired all secured debt, credit-bid U.S. operations while Graham Maintenance Services paid CAD$20M for Canadian assets in January 2025.

Chapter 15Energy & natural resources

Jun 6

Brewster Heights Wins Sale Process Approval, Secures $50M Financing

Brewster Heights won approval for a sale process and a $50M financing facility as it pursues a sale of its orchard assets.

Food & agriculture

Jun 6

HDC Holdings II (Dirt Cheap): $36.5M ABL Freefall and Chapter 7

HDC Holdings II and affiliates, operators of the Dirt Cheap off-price retail chain, filed chapter 11 in Delaware Oct. 10, 2024 with $36.5M in prepetition ABL debt, ran a chain-wide Hilco liquidation across ~68 stores, and converted to chapter 7 on Dec. 23, 2024.

FreefallConsumer & retail

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