A Chapter 11 bankruptcy is often called “reorganization bankruptcy” and is typically used to preserve and maximize the going concern value of the debtor’s business. The life cycle of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case can be conceptualized in five stages. Part I of this series focused on the first three stages. This article will focus on the middle and final stages.
Troutman Pepper Locke's Creditor’s Rights Toolkit is a series that provides practical insights to help creditors confront the challenges of commercial bankruptcy.
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