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George L. Miller, the Chapter 7 trustee appointed after iSun’s cases were converted, opened a new adversary proceeding against HINGJ Inc. on May 29, 2026, case no. 26-50385, according to Bankruptcyobserver. The main docket shows the cases moved from chapter 11 sale administration into chapter 7 liquidation when the court entered the conversion order on January 27, 2025, followed by Miller’s trustee appointment the next day.
The filing matters because the case is no longer just administering the completed 363 sale; the trustee is now using litigation to pursue potential estate recoveries. Vendors, former counterparties, and claims buyers should track the new adversary docket for complaint details, settlement posture, and whether similar recovery actions follow.
The U.S. Trustee amended iSun’s unsecured creditors’ committee roster again, removing Ridgeback Solar and leaving Tesla, Inc., Opsun Systems Inc. and GameChange Solar Corp. as the three committee members under the amended committee appointment notice. The filing follows the August 16 amended notice that had included Ridgeback Solar after removing T Ford Company from the committee, making this a second reshuffling of creditor representation in roughly two months under the prior amended appointment notice.
The change matters because iSun is already past the operating-business sale reflected in the current scratch pad, so unsecured-creditor recoveries and plan/liquidation mechanics are the main remaining battleground. A smaller committee concentrates creditor oversight in Tesla, Opsun and GameChange as the case moves through post-sale plan and claims issues.
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