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Special Committees: The Unsung Heroes of Chapter 11

July 08, 2025 (3 min read)

As companies face increased scrutiny over insider transactions and board decisions during bankruptcy, special committees composed of independent directors have become essential. These committees investigate questionable transactions, evaluate litigation claims, and make decisions that carry weight with courts and creditors. Check out this expertly drafted article on why special committees are a crucial tool in today's restructuring landscape.

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