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On February 18, Tribune Co. was granted an extension on its exclusive right to file a reorganization plan in its Chapter 11 case by a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge in Delaware. The extension was until March 31.
The extension provides Tribune Co. more time to attempt to reach a compromise between an increasingly belligerent set of senior and junior creditors representing nearly $13 billion in claims against the Chicago-based media conglomerate.
In his decision, Judge Kevin Carey also delayed until April 13 consideration of a motion by the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors in the case seeking permission to bring a complaint of “fraudulent conveyance” against Tribune Co., which owns the Chicago Tribune and formerly owned the Chicago Cubs. He also pushed off consideration of a separate motion by a group of deeply subordinated bondholders calling for the appointment of an independent examiner to investigate the fraudulent conveyance claims.
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