Florida Southern coverage

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Week of September 7, 2026

Sep 10

Quality Fresca Wins Approval to Reject 16 Restaurant Leases

Moe’s franchisee Quality Fresca won approval to reject 16 restaurant leases. The order preserves potential landlord administrative claims, while a separate marketing-contract rejection is scheduled for September 16.

Food & agriculture

Week of July 6, 2026

Jul 8

MBMG's $45M Humana Sale Leaves $479M Debt Stack Under Water

MBMG Holding's Clinical Care Medical Centers sold to Humana affiliate Conviva for $45 million, leaving a $479 million funded-debt stack facing a liquidating plan and limited creditor recoveries.

Healthcare & life sciences

Week of May 18, 2026

May 22

Silver Airways Shuts Down, Converts to Chapter 7

Silver Airways stopped flying in June 2025 after a $5.775M stalking-horse bid drew no rival. The cases converted to Chapter 7 on July 28, 2025.

Chapter 7Travel, leisure & hospitality

Week of March 30, 2026

Mar 31

Sailormen's $130M Debt Drives June Sale of Popeyes Portfolio

Sailormen's chapter 11 case centers on a June 2026 sale process for its Popeyes portfolio after BMO lenders asserted $129.98M in secured debt. The court-approved timetable calls for bids by June 11, an auction June 15 and closing by June 30.

FreefallFood & agriculture

Week of March 23, 2026

Mar 23

IPIC Theaters: Subchapter V Liquidation of Premium Theater Chain

IPIC Theaters filed subchapter V chapter 11 in S.D. Fla. on February 25, 2026, to liquidate its 13 leased theater locations. The company reported $112.5M in 2025 gross income and a $19.4M net loss, with ~$113.9M in total liabilities dominated by lease obligations and near-zero funded secured debt.

Subchapter VMedia, sports & entertainment

Week of March 16, 2026

Mar 16

Bird Global: SPAC Scooter Operator Ends in Liquidating Plan

Bird Global filed chapter 11 in Miami after ride volumes and revenue fell, completed a lender-backed 363 sale, and exited through a liquidating plan effective September 17, 2024.

PrenegotiatedTechnology & telecom

Week of March 2, 2026

Mar 6

CMX Cinemas Confirms Subchapter V Plan, Beats Landlord's $3.4M Debt-Cap Challenge

CMX Cinemas filed a second chapter 11 in July 2025 under Subchapter V, reorganizing despite a landlord's claim its debt topped the $3.4M small-business cap. The court denied the objection and confirmed a plan keeping 28 theaters open under Cinemex ownership with ~100% unsecured recovery.

Subchapter VMedia, sports & entertainment