American Eagle Delaware Holding Company LLC
Case Number:
1:22-bk-10028
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Firms
- Benesch
- Buchanan Ingersoll
- Cousins Law
- Cousins Law LLC
- Ferguson Braswell
- Greenberg Traurig
- McCarter & English
- Mintz Levin
- Monzack Mersky
- Polsinelli PC
- Saul Ewing
- Skadden Arps
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August 18, 2022
Family Asks To Dodge Nursing Home's Ch. 11 Stay
The estate of a deceased resident of a Florida nursing facility owned by American Eagle Delaware Holding Co. is asking a Delaware bankruptcy judge to lift the Chapter 11 pause on its wrongful death suit against the nursing home chain.
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August 15, 2022
Bankrupt Nursing Home Biz Gets OK For Deal On Backup Bid
A Delaware bankruptcy judge has allowed nursing home chain American Eagle Delaware Holding Co. to strike a deal with the second-place bidder for two of its Florida facilities in order to close the sale and move toward the end of its Chapter 11 case.
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May 03, 2022
Week In Bankruptcy: Purdue On Defense, Becker Goes To Jail
Purdue Pharma LP told the Second Circuit that decades of precedent justify opioid liability releases given to the Sackler family under its Chapter 11 plan, tennis legend Boris Becker is headed to jail across the pond for hiding assets in bankruptcy, and asbestos claims drove a Hess Corp. subsidiary into bankruptcy in Texas. This is the week in bankruptcy.
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April 27, 2022
Nursing Home Biz Wins Court Approval Of Bankruptcy Plan
American Eagle Delaware Holding Co. LLC won court approval Wednesday of a Chapter 11 plan to eliminate $40 million of debt and allow the bankrupt nursing home chain to keep operating, overcoming the dissent of one class of bondholders that voted to reject the plan.
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April 07, 2022
Nursing Home Biz Gets Bankruptcy Court OK For $7.1M Sale
Bankrupt nursing home chain American Eagle Delaware Holding Co. LLC won court approval Thursday to sell two underperforming facilities in Florida for $7.1 million, putting it on track to pay down a series of bonds and pave the way toward confirmation of its Chapter 11 later this month.