The court granted Advisory Trust Group’s request to keep the RDC Liquidating Trust alive through March 19, 2028, two years beyond its March 19, 2026 termination date, after no opposition was filed to the extension process tied to the December 11 hearing setting. The extension gives the trustee time to finish post-confirmation monetization and claims work rather than forcing a wind-down before recoveries and distributions are complete, as reflected in the trust-extension order.

The trustee’s extension motion said the trust had collected about $64.8 million as of September 30, 2025, including roughly $17.5 million from preference claims, $8.1 million from antitrust claims, $19.0 million from accounts-receivable claims, $2.5 million from D&O litigation, and $3.4 million from Hiscox coverage litigation. Remaining work includes one contested preference action, nine antitrust actions, 14 open A/R cases over $75,000, more than 400 unresolved opioid claims asserting $353.48 billion, and roughly 280 active trade claims totaling $72.1 million. The trustee has not yet made general unsecured distributions, but expects an interim distribution in 2026 and a final distribution by the extended deadline.