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SVB, FDIC Head For Standing Clash At Ch. 11 Plan Hearing
Meet The Attys For Tender Greens And Tocaya's Ch. 11
How Midwest Christian Villages Wound Up In Ch. 11
SVB, FDIC Head For Standing Clash At Ch. 11 Plan Hearing
The former parent of Silicon Valley Bank and federal banking regulators have dueling arguments regarding standing queued up, as they're scheduled to take their dispute over $1.9 billion in assets into a confirmation hearing for the company's liquidation plan before a New York bankruptcy judge on Monday.
Meet The Attys For Tender Greens And Tocaya's Ch. 11
A partner at Raines Feldman Littrell LLP is representing Los Angeles-based casual restaurant chain One Table Restaurant Brands LLC, which operates about 40 locations of Tender Greens and Mexican eatery Tocaya, in its Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware.
How Midwest Christian Villages Wound Up In Ch. 11
Midwest Christian Villages Inc., a faith-based healthcare nonprofit operating senior-living facilities, suffered diminished patient intake and higher labor costs while it lurched through COVID-19 and then the following inflation spike, ultimately hitting Chapter 11.
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