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Week of August 24, 2026

Galindo Law Firm Files Chapter 11 Amid $50M Lien Fight

Galindo Law Firm's Chapter 11 puts its $45M litigation-finance facility and CMG Funding's asserted $50M claim at the center of a lien dispute.

Business & public services

Week of July 20, 2026

Jul 26

Camp Mystic Files Chapter 11 as Flood Families Challenge Eastland Stay

Camp Mystic and three affiliates filed Chapter 11 after the Guadalupe River flood killed 27 people, while victims' families seek to pursue direct claims against Eastland-family members.

FreefallBusiness & public services

Week of June 15, 2026

Jun 18

SIMAD Holdings Files Chapter 11 After $214M Bond Default, Lines Up $98M in Camp Sales

SIMAD Holdings filed chapter 11 after a $214M Israeli bond default. The debtors later lined up $98.15M in stalking-horse agreements for three camp sales.

FreefallReal estate & construction

Week of June 1, 2026

Jun 6

Diocese of Burlington: 119 Clergy Abuse Claims in Chapter 11

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington filed chapter 11 on September 30, 2024, driven by 119 clergy abuse claims and Vermont's SOL revival. No DIP, no plan. Global mediation addresses parish assets, insurance, and claim valuation. Exclusivity runs through November 2025.

FreefallBusiness & public services

Week of May 4, 2026

May 5

Novation Companies: Prepackaged Second Chapter 11 Preserves $731M NOL Stack

Novation Companies and three affiliates filed a prepackaged chapter 11 in Delaware on August 13, 2023 — the corporate group's second chapter 11 — exchanging $97.8M of secured note debt for equity and preserving $731M of NOLs. The plan confirmed in 54 days; cases closed March 3, 2026.

PrepackagedHealthcare & life sciences

May 5

Legacy Cares Files Chapter 11 After $284M Arizona Revenue Bonds Default; Mesa Sports Park Sells for $25.8M

Arizona nonprofit Legacy Cares filed chapter 11 in May 2023 after $284M in revenue bonds defaulted and the Mesa sports complex missed its 2022 revenue budget by over $70M. The park sold for $25.8M in December 2023; the SEC and DOJ charged its founders with bond fraud in April 2025.

FreefallMedia, sports & entertainment

Week of April 6, 2026

Apr 9

Conscious Content Media: HOMER App Maker Targets $106M Debt Cut

Conscious Content Media filed chapter 11 on Dec. 17, 2025, proposing a $106M debt cut. HOMER parent backed by LEGO and Sesame faces EdTech funding decline.

PrenegotiatedTechnology & telecom

Week of March 16, 2026

Mar 19

American Physician Partners: Liquidating Plan Confirmed After Staffing Wind-Down

American Physician Partners filed chapter 11 in Delaware after unwinding roughly 150 emergency department and hospitalist contracts. The case focused on receivables, cash collateral disputes, a Cascade Capital sale, and a liquidating plan confirmed in March 2024.

Healthcare & life sciences

Mar 19

Epic! Creations: Trustee-Run Chapter 11 Asset Sales

Epic! Creations, Tynker, and Osmo entered an involuntary Delaware chapter 11 tied to Byju's $1.2 billion term loan. A chapter 11 trustee ran the cases, sold the businesses, confirmed a wind-down plan in October 2025, and left prepetition term loan creditors with an estimated 2% to 5% recovery.

Technology & telecom

Mar 19

Diocese of San Diego: AB 218 Claims, Mediation, and March 2026 Rulings

The Diocese of San Diego chapter 11 case turns on AB 218 abuse claims, mediated negotiations with survivors and insurers, and March 2026 rulings that split claim objections between issues the bankruptcy court will hear and issues left in abeyance while mediation continues.

FreefallBusiness & public services

Mar 19

Catholic Diocese of El Paso Files Chapter 11 to Consolidate Clergy Abuse Claims

The Catholic Diocese of El Paso filed chapter 11 in Texas to address clergy abuse claims, operating deficits, and disputes over restricted assets and insurance coverage.

FreefallBusiness & public services

Mar 19

Azzur Group: Pandemic Cleanroom Bet Ends in $72M Liquidation

Life sciences consulting and cleanroom provider Azzur Group filed chapter 11 in Delaware after its Baird Capital-backed cleanroom expansion failed post-pandemic. Three 363 sales totaled $72.6M; the confirmed liquidating plan returned ~2.1% to unsecured creditors.

Healthcare & life sciences