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Bondoro Insights: Weekly Docket Update 5 min read

Bondoro Insights: Weekly Docket Update

Key Filings for the Week Ending January 27, 2026

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This Week's Key Filings

FAT Brands, Inc. (Filed Jan. 26)

  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 27
    • FAT Brands has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid a liquidity crisis driven by structural deficiencies in its Whole Business Securitization and over $85 million in litigation costs, seeking to restructure approximately $1.45 billion in funded debt while pursuing DIP financing.

FLOAT Alaska LLC (Filed Jan. 26)

  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 26
    • FLOAT Alaska has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following geopolitical airspace closures, pilot shortages, and a failed pivot to charter operations, seeking to sell its aircraft fleet through a Section 363 process backed by DIP financing from primary stakeholder Jones Holding.
  • DIP Motion – Published Jan. 26
    • FLOAT Alaska filed a motion for interim approval of a senior secured superpriority DIP facility from Jones Holding that structures a $3.23 million new-money term loan available in tranches alongside a rollup of prepetition debt.

Shannon Wind, LLC (Filed Jan. 25)

  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 26
    • Shannon Wind has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to sell its 204 MW Texas wind farm and resolve $108.1 million in secured hedge obligations tied to Winter Storm Uri.

Paladin Capital, Inc. (Filed Jan. 26)

  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 27
    • Paladin Capital has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid a prolonged freight recession and a liquidity crisis precipitated by equipment repossession threats, seeking to conduct Section 363 sales of its business units as going concerns.

Oaktree Ocala JV, LLC (Filed Jul. 29)

  • Plan Terms – Published Jan. 27
    • ASAP Highline Ocala and Oaktree Ocala JV's joint reorganization plan centers on a forbearance settlement with lender CPIF MRA, whereby new investors acquire 100% of the reorganized equity via a $3 million capital injection that funds an initial $1.5 million payment on the lender's $14 million allowed claim, with the $12.5 million balance due in full by the Forbearance Termination Date, serviced at 11.5% interest and secured by deed-in-lieu and consent judgment remedies held in escrow.

iRobot Corporation (Filed Dec. 14)

  • RSA Terms – Published Jan. 27
    • iRobot's confirmed prepackaged reorganization plan facilitates a go-private restructuring in which Picea HK, the sole first lien lender and supply agreement counterparty, converts its first lien and supply claims into 100% of the new common equity, while approximately $84 million in supply chain debt due to Picea Robotics remains outstanding and a new supply agreement is assumed.

Spokane Industries, LLC (Filed Jan. 23)

  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 27
    • Spokane Industries has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following a facility collapse, employee embezzlement, and operational headwinds, seeking to stabilize operations.

Pat McGrath Cosmetics LLC (Filed Jan. 22)

  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 27
    • Pat McGrath Cosmetics has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid a liquidity crisis and a dispute with senior lender GDA PMG Funding LLC regarding a declared default, seeking to halt an imminent Article 9 foreclosure sale and address liabilities through a court-supervised restructuring.

White Rock Medical Center, LLC (Filed Jan. 20)

  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 27
    • White Rock Medical Center has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following alleged financial misrepresentations and critical service terminations by seller Pipeline Health, seeking to pursue a joint reorganization plan with affiliate Platinum Heights involving an asset sale to a REILS affiliate backed by DIP financing from the plan sponsor.

Groff Tractor Mid Atlantic, LLC (Filed Oct. 14)

  • APA Summary – Published Jan. 27
    • Groff Tractor filed a notice designating LB Advisors as the successful bidder to acquire substantially all assets for a total purchase price of approximately $50.3 million, comprising $22 million in cash and the assumption of roughly $28.3 million in floor plan debt, following the conclusion of an auction.

Compass Coffee, LLC (Filed Jan. 6)

  • APA Summary – Published Jan. 27
    • Compass Coffee filed a notice designating Caffe Nero North America as the stalking horse bidder for a sale of substantially all assets, submitting an asset purchase agreement that establishes a $2.9 million cash purchase price subject to a 4% break-up fee and a March 6 closing deadline.

US Magnesium LLC (Filed Sep. 10)

  • APA Summary – Published Jan. 27
    • US Magnesium filed a revised asset purchase agreement designating the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands as the successful bidder to acquire the debtor’s real property and mineral lease assets for $30 million in cash plus the assumption of certain environmental and tax liabilities, with a sale hearing scheduled for Jan. 30.

My Job Matcher, Inc. (Filed Jul. 6)

  • Global Settlement Terms – Published Jan. 27
    • My Job Matcher's confirmed liquidating plan implements a global settlement transferring $500,000 and all remaining estate causes of action to a liquidating trust, with DIP lenders waiving deficiency recovery and a 12-month lookback requiring turnover of post-sale proceeds exceeding prepetition debt plus capital contributions by more than 5%.

Jump Peoria, Inc. (Filed Jan. 25)

  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 26
    • Jump Peoria has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to halt a scheduled UCC foreclosure sale by Southwest Heritage Bank, seeking to preserve going-concern value.

Tonopah Solar Energy, LLC (Filed Jan. 21)

  • DIP Terms – Published Jan. 26
    • Tonopah Solar Energy obtained interim approval for a $10 million super-priority delayed-draw DIP facility from Crescent Dunes Finance, split between a $5 million initial draw and a $5 million final tranche, priced at 4.50% PIK interest and requiring a plan effective date within 240 days.
  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 22
    • Tonopah Solar Energy has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following persistent technological failures and a failed prepetition marketing process, pursuing a Section 363 sale of substantially all assets backed by DIP financing from existing stakeholders.
  • Bidding Procedures Summary – Published Jan. 22
    • Tonopah Solar Energy filed a motion to establish bidding procedures for a sale of substantially all assets, including its 110-megawatt concentrated solar energy power plant in Nevada, proposing a Feb. 27, 2026 bid deadline ahead of a March 4, 2026 auction, while reserving the right to designate a stalking horse bidder by Feb. 20, 2026.

Georgia ProtonCare Center Inc. (Filed Jan. 22)

  • Case Summary – Published Jan. 22
    • Georgia ProtonCare Center has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid reimbursement challenges and an inability to service its bond obligations, pursuing a going-concern sale to stalking horse bidder Emory University backed by majority support from its senior bondholders.
  • Bidding Procedures Summary – Published Jan. 22
    • Georgia ProtonCare Center filed a motion to establish bidding procedures for a sale of substantially all assets, designating Emory University as the stalking horse bidder with a $110 million offer subject to $4.4 million in bid protections, ahead of an April 17 bid deadline and April 20 auction where the Bond Trustee reserves the right to credit bid.

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