Once a Chapter 11 plan of reorganization is finalized and approved, a debtor emerges from bankruptcy and continues operating, usually in a stronger position than before.Bankruptcy provides at least two valuable benefits to all debtors: time and space.
The bankruptcy court has broad authority to control all matters involving the debtor's estate, including claims that are distantly related to the main bankruptcy case. The debtor may ask the court to pause other lawsuits outside of the bankruptcy case if they affect the estate. By bringing together all those with a stake in the company's assets in one place, a debtor can more efficiently deal with all claims against it.
To avoid a contested process, savvy debtors seek a global settlement with as many stakeholders as possible and offer"sweeteners" to sway undecided creditors to support their plan.Clearly, bankruptcy provides debtors with significant power to rearrange their business affairs.strong creditor protections
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