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Yellow Corporation files its third amended disclosure statement, advancing its Chapter 11 liquidation plan. Learn about the global settlement, projected creditor recoveries, and key dates impacting claimholders.
51³Ô¹Ï¹ÙÍø has prepared the following update on the market for general unsecured claims and a summary of recent rulings in the Yellow Corp. chapter 11 cases for creditors considering a sale of their claims. This summary is provided for general information purposes only and shall not be construed as legal or financial advice.
While selling claims has certainly become easier, many creditors may be unfamiliar with the specifics. Creditors may have questions about the sale process or key provisions of the sale agreement, particularly as they relate to crypto claims. This article hopes to answer some of these questions.
There is a lot going on and trying to keep up with it all is challenging. Here is your weekly run-down of what you need to know from the past week across the crypto bankruptcy industry.
In Chapter 11 bankruptcy, there are different types of creditors based on their legal status and priority of repayment.
If you're unlucky enough to be owed money by a bankrupt crypto platform, you're probably wondering how much you'll actually get back. Unfortunately, the amount you'll receive is usually less than what you're owed (also called the "face value"). This article explains the reasons why and how different factors impact your potential payback.
As a creditor in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the United States, you have a few options available to you. Here are some common things that we recommend you take as you navigate the bankruptcy process.
