The current climate in Congress and the bankruptcy courts’ increasing willingness to accommodate prompt liquidations could make business reorganizations under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code obsolete.
While that outcome remains uncertain, recent federal statutory changes, coupled with local court procedures that facilitate liquidation in bankruptcy cases, have steered many Chapter 11 debtors down liquidation lane rather than toward reorganization.
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