This episode breaks down key developments in the following restructuring cases:

A bankruptcy court blocks the State of Texas from using pre-2009 conduct by “Old GM” in its data privacy lawsuit against General Motors, reaffirming the scope of successor liability protections from GM’s 2009 Chapter 11 restructuring.

BH Downtown Miami, LLC, the owner of a luxury Biscayne Bay hotel, proposes a Sotheby’s-run international auction as part of its Chapter 11 case, seeking to attract global bidders while awaiting court approval of the sale process.

Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation files a Chapter 11 liquidation plan, with a pending sale to a new operator awaiting regulatory approval and projected recoveries of roughly 2% for unsecured creditors.

And Mercy Hospital faces a court setback after a judge rejects its effort to compel a creditor to accept payment meant to moot an appeal tied to a $55 million lawsuit.

💡 From data privacy disputes to luxury real estate and healthcare reorganizations, we explore how legacy liability, regulatory oversight, and litigation strategy are shaping today’s bankruptcy landscape.

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