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The court sustained four omnibus objections covering late-filed, duplicative, superseded, undocumented, satisfied, contingent and unliquidated claims. The first omnibus claims order resolved claims carrying more than $3.1 million in stated face amounts, including the $1.53 million Lease Finance Partners claim, duplicate franchise claims from Baymont and Travelodge totaling approximately $1.08 million, and a superseded $538,675 Wyndham claim. It also reduced Kansas and Wyoming tax claims and continued two Arizona Department of Revenue claims for later resolution.
The third omnibus claims order disallowed more than 150 contingent or unliquidated claims, while the fourth omnibus claims order eliminated additional state-tax and vendor claims and reduced four others. The orders do not translate stated face amounts dollar-for-dollar into incremental recoveries because several claims were duplicative, superseded or already satisfied, but they materially clarify the allowed-claims pool governing distributions under the effective liquidation plan.
Lodging Enterprises’ liquidation plan became effective on November 24, 2025, moving the case out of confirmation and into post-effective-date claims administration. The Notice of Effective Date and Claims Bar Dates sets December 24, 2025 as the bar date for administrative claims, professional fee claims, and rejection damages claims tied to rejected executory contracts or unexpired leases.
That deadline now drives creditor and professional recoveries: parties required to file by the applicable bar date that miss it are barred from asserting those claims, and the notice says the claims will be deemed satisfied as of the effective date. The operative plan milestone follows the court’s combined disclosure statement approval and confirmation order at Dkt. 650, so the practical focus is now on claims cleanup, fee applications, and any lease/rejection-damages exposure before the December 24 cutoff.
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