Appgate, Inc.

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Case Number:

1:24-bk-10956

Court:

Delaware

Nature of Suit:

Firms

  1. June 24, 2024

    Giuliani Trustee Sought, Eletson Has 3 Plans Up For Vote

    Rudy Giuliani's creditors urged a bankruptcy court to appoint a trustee to oversee his finances, while the creditors of shipping company Eletson Holdings will be asked to choose between three competing Chapter 11 plans, and nearly all of biotechnology firm NanoString's creditors will be paid in full.

  2. June 17, 2024

    Cybersecurity Co. Appgate Gets OK For Prepack Ch. 11 Plan

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge said Monday he would confirm network security solutions provider Appgate Inc.'s prepackaged Chapter 11 plan, and overruled an objection from the U.S. Trustee's Office to the plan's release opt-out form for equity interest holders.

  3. June 12, 2024

    US Trustee Fights Appgate Ch. 11 Plan's Opt-Out Releases

    The Office of the United States Trustee objected on Wednesday to the Chapter 11 plan proposed by tech firm Appgate Inc., saying it would seek to impose an "opt-out only release" on equity holders that would extinguish their potential claims against non-debtors.

  4. May 08, 2024

    Meet The Attys For Cybersecurity Firm Appgate's Ch. 11

    A team of attorneys from Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Cole Schotz PC are representing technology firm Appgate Inc. in its Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware, which began Monday roughly three years after its initial public offering backed by $1 billion in investments.

  5. May 08, 2024

    Appgate To Get Interim OK To Tap $8M Of $18M DIP

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge Wednesday agreed to give interim approval for technology firm Appgate Inc. to tap $8 million of its debtor-in-possession financing to fund its way through its prepackaged bankruptcy.

  6. May 06, 2024

    Cybersecurity Firm Appgate Hits Ch. 11 3 Years After IPO

    Technology firm Appgate Inc. and 11 affiliates filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware Monday with a prepackaged plan to wipe all debt from its books, tap new funding and go private roughly three years after its initial public offering backed by $1 billion in investments.