20 Jul 2021
It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane … It’s the Examiner!
You represent a creditor in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and you suspect the debtor has engaged in egregious mismanagement and improper conduct. You wander the streets aimlessly wondering what to do. Suddenly, it occurs to you. You need an examiner!
Related Content
- Chapter 11 Trustees Versus Chapter 11 Examiners
Review this practice note for a discussion of the similarities and differences between Chapter 11 trustees and Chapter 11 examiners.
- Motion to Appoint an Examiner
Use this form to draft a motion to appoint an examiner.
- Motion to Discharge Examiner
Check out this form motion when moving to discharge the examiner.
- Management in Chapter 11
See this practice note for an overview of management’s responsibilities during a Chapter 11 case and the mechanisms to displace management of a debtor in possession.
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