For Dallas-based Energy Future Holdings, waiting for the bankruptcy judge’s recent ruling related to a $431 million fight with the company’s first lien note holders was a real nail-biter.
The drama stemmed from a complicated set of developments that occurred during the ongoing lawsuit. Since April 2014, Energy Future has been entangled in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy suit filed in Delaware.
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