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Week of August 17, 2026

Uniroyal Files Chapter 11, Proposes $31.5M Asbestos Trust

Uniroyal Holding filed Chapter 11 in New Jersey with a proposed plan to fund a $31.5 million asbestos trust for more than 35,000 pending personal-injury and wrongful-death claims, then dissolve after its funding and distribution obligations are met.

Industrials & manufacturing

Week of August 3, 2026

Aug 5

Poolin Technology Files Chapter 11, Lines Up $52M Sale to Thor CALAP

Poolin Technology’s Chapter 11 centers on a proposed $52 million stalking-horse sale of two Texas Bitcoin mining sites to Thor CALAP.

Energy & natural resources

Week of July 20, 2026

Jul 21

DAMIS Holdings Files Chapter 11 as $466M Mortgage Fight Escalates

DAMIS Holdings' Chapter 11 followed SIMAD's bond default and cross-default exposure, leaving the real estate portfolio to negotiate $466M of mortgage obligations through contested cash-collateral orders.

FreefallReal estate & construction

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 8, 2026

Jun 14

Global Benefits Group: Subchapter V Liquidation and $1M MGEN Settlement

Global Benefits Group and two affiliates filed Subchapter V chapter 11 in June 2024 after their Guernsey parent insurer collapsed with a $74M capital shortfall. A consensual liquidating plan confirmed October 4, 2024; effective November 7, 2024.

Subchapter VFinancial services

Jun 9

Presperse Corporation: $49M Talc Trust and 524(g) Plan Confirmed

Presperse Corporation filed chapter 11 in the District of New Jersey on Sept. 9, 2024, to resolve ~275 talc personal-injury claims through a $49M 524(g) trust funded by parent Sumitomo Corporation of Americas. The prenegotiated plan confirmed July 29, 2025.

PrenegotiatedConsumer & retail

Week of May 18, 2026

May 22

BowFlex: $37.5M Sale to Johnson Health Tech

BowFlex 2024 New Jersey chapter 11 produced a $37.5M 363 sale to Johnson Health Tech, followed by an August liquidation plan and liquidating trust.

Consumer & retail

May 22

Del Monte Foods Wins Approval of $509M Sale, Wind-Down Plan

Del Monte Foods sold substantially all business segments for about $509M and won approval of a joint chapter 11 wind-down plan in New Jersey.

Consumer & retail

May 18

STG Logistics: From Lender Fight to a Consensual Recapitalization Plan

STG Logistics, Inc. reached a May 18, 2026 confirmation hearing in New Jersey on its Second Amended Joint Plan of Reorganization, a lender-backed recapitalization that converts DIP claims to equity and resolves the contested liability management litigation through plan settlements.

PrenegotiatedTransportation & logistics

Week of May 11, 2026

May 13

Aceto Corporation: $380M New Mountain Chemicals Sale and Chapter 11 Liquidation

Aceto's chapter 11 in D.N.J. ran dual 363 sales: Chemical Plus to New Mountain Capital for ~$380M after a competitive auction; Rising Pharma to Shore Suven. Liquidating plan effective Oct. 2019; Chemical Plus general unsecured creditors paid in full; Rising Pharma GUC at 26.9%.

Healthcare & life sciences

Week of May 4, 2026

May 4

New England Motor Freight: Letter of Credit Cascade and Dual-Pool Liquidating Plan

New England Motor Freight, a 101-year-old LTL carrier, filed chapter 11 in February 2019 after letters of credit across four banks collapsed. Two affiliates sold to Estes Express for $15M; dual-pool liquidating plan confirmed Jan 2020, returning ~9.5% to NEMF unsecured creditors.

FreefallTransportation & logistics

Week of April 27, 2026

May 1

FreshRealm Files Chapter 11 After Listeria Recalls and Walmart Exit, Pursues $1 Sale to Misfits Market

FreshRealm filed chapter 11 in New Jersey on April 27, 2026, after Listeria recalls triggered the loss of its Walmart account. The case centers on a $1 363 sale of the Blue Apron production business to Misfits Market, a Rule 9019 settlement with Blue Apron, and a $63M DIP from BGC and FaraNord.

Food & agriculture