Liquidating Trustee Arian Eghbali filed the first omnibus claims objection, seeking to disallow and expunge seven proofs of claim asserting approximately $1.22 million in aggregate. The First Omnibus Claims Objection targets five duplicate claims totaling $881,746, including Timothy Lam’s $810,373 claim; the IRS’s $282,661 claim, which was superseded by a replacement claim asserting $0; and Trent University’s $54,799 claim, which the trustee says lacks supporting documentation and a basis in the debtors’ books and records.

The duplicate claims’ corresponding surviving claims remain on the register and are subject to later review, so the requested relief would eliminate duplicative entries rather than necessarily reduce liabilities dollar-for-dollar. Responses are due August 11, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. ET, with a hearing set for September 3. The objection starts the liquidating trust’s formal claims-reconciliation process and puts the largest affected claimant on a near-term deadline to preserve its position.