Bankruptcy case of Pickleball Rocks founder drags on as court continues to sort out Indiana businessman's tangled finances.

The U.S. Trustee's Office seeks to vacate orders awarding Jackson Walker millions in bankruptcy court fees and expenses from ...

Four individuals have refused to return money, according to adversary proceedings filed on behalf of a court-appointed bankruptcy trustee. Former Pickleball Rocks founder agrees to waive ability ...

A retired bankruptcy judge from Boston has been tapped to mediate a dispute between the Justice Department’s bankruptcy ...

Early in my career, I had the opportunity to participate in a national Chapter 12 bankruptcy conference held annually in ...

Steward Health Care System LLC can’t pay the approximately $127 million in administrative costs accrued in its Chapter 11 ...

Section 341 meeting of creditors in Albert Whitman’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition, attorneys questioned the company’s ...

Pat Fitzgerald was the bureau chief of WSJ Pro Bankruptcy. He managed a team of reporters and editors covering bankruptcy and corporate restructuring for The Wall Street Journal. He also wrote about ...

A founder of a faith-based nonprofit, Daniel Pettit successfully took on big developments in the metro before the pandemic ...

The U.S. Trustee for the Southern District of Texas filed a May 25 expedited motion to convert Dallas-based Steward Health Care’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy case to a Chapter 7 liquidation due to the ...

Federal Judge Meredith Grabill has now outlined a firm schedule that could see the case wrapped up by the end of 2025.