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Don’t You Forget About Me: Equity Committees in Bankruptcy

February 13, 2024 (2 min read)

You represent a large equity holder in the debtor’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. You spent hours consulting with your client and its financial advisors, and quickly determined the debtor may not be insolvent. You need to advise your client on whether to seek the appointment of an equity committee. What are the relevant factors?

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