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Bankruptcy Corrections Act Amendment Clarifies Affiliate Eligibility - Vimarsana News

Bankruptcy Corrections Act Amendment Clarifies Affiliate Eligibility

The Bankruptcy Corrections Act revived the $7.5 million eligibility threshold for accessing the restructuring process in Subchapter V of Chapter 11 and clarifies that subsidiaries may be eligible for Subchapter V, effectively abrogating caselaw holdings to the contrary.

Fourth Circuit Rules Not a Panacea for Dishonest Debtor - Vimarsana News

Fourth Circuit Rules Not a Panacea for Dishonest Debtor

Subchapter V includes a specific provision which excepts from discharge debts for willful and malicious injury by the debtor to another to another entity or to the property of another entity.

Bankruptcy Court for Illinois Ruled On Subchapter V Plan Case - Vimarsana News

Bankruptcy Court for Illinois Ruled On Subchapter V Plan Case

The National Tractor Parts holding establishes that substantial consummation even if distributions are de minimis locks in a consensual plan and prevents post-confirmation plan modification by subchapter V debtors. But this holding does not extend to non-consensual plans

Biden Signed Bill To Restore The Subchapter V Debt Limit - Vimarsana News

Biden Signed Bill To Restore The Subchapter V Debt Limit

Congress passed the CARES Act,raised the Subchapter V debt ceiling to $7.5 million for one year and it expired, President Biden signed new law the $7.5 million debt ceiling will remain effective until June, 2024.Subchapter V remains popular,and improved cost effectiveness

Sandy Hook families want Alex Jones to pay their legal fees - Vimarsana News

Sandy Hook families want Alex Jones to pay their legal fees

Families of victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting say they want to be reimbursed for fighting Alex Jones' "sham" bankruptcy.