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Clayborn v. Walter Investment Management Corp, Ditech
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Ditech files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for second time in 14 months
And that relationship can grow over time. The decision was more than just a victory for the company's term loan lenders: it was a much-needed warning signal to the restructuring industry. First, a quick synopsis of the opinion. In short, Judge Sontchi sustained most, but not all, of the term lenders objections on the basis that the Debtors' i deployed unrealistic rig utilization and day rate assumptions and ii failed to take into consideration macro considerations that would affect the Debtors' eventual ability to refinance debt upon maturity in if they didn't run out of cash before then. Putting aside the specifics of this case, the decision is important for another reason: it highlights the importance of feasibility. Now, granted, the term lenders had to object for Sontchi to arrive at his conclusion in Paragon but there is an increasing likelihood of Judges scrutinizing feasibility. Maybe we need Judges to be activists and save us from ourselves. Deals are being cut, sure, but are they for the right reasons? Are they cut to ensure the viability of the companies underneath capital structures or to uphold "castles in the air" theory and line the pockets of distressed investors?
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