FTX Seeks To Push Ch. 11 Plan Over Final Hurdles
Nearly two years after it collapsed financially, FTX is hoping to secure confirmation of its Chapter 11 plan in Delaware bankruptcy court Monday. The debtor says that under its proposal, the company will repay former customers in full, with interest, for the billions of dollars they lost, but the insolvent cryptocurrency business faces a slew of objections from the U.S. Trustee’s Office and others.
The Celsius litigation administrator is represented by Justin R. Alberto, Patrick J. Reilley and Melissa M. Hartlipp of Cole Schotz PC.
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