Try our Advanced Search for more refined results

Yellow Corporation

Track this case

Case overview

Case Number:

1:23-bk-11069

Court:

Delaware

Nature of Suit:

Firms

Companies

Government Agencies

Sectors & Industries:

  1. May 14, 2025

    Yellow Corp.'s $14M Terminal Sales Approved In Bankruptcy

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge approved a request from defunct trucking company Yellow Corp. to sell a number of trucking terminals in the U.S. for a combined total of about $14 million.

  2. May 09, 2025

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    Delaware bankruptcy judges will weigh the Chapter 11 plan disclosures of Forever 21 and telecom company Ligado Networks, a collection of asset sales proposed by bankrupt trucking company Yellow Corp., as well as Danimer Scientific Inc.'s stalking horse sale to a polymer supplier.

  3. May 08, 2025

    Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

    Newly bankrupt Rite Aid was let off the hook for multidistrict litigation over a blood pressure medication, thanks to discharges from its previous, now-closed Chapter 11. Strawberry grower Driscoll's took exception to a vertical farmer's bid to sell one of its master services agreements. And trucking company Yellow Corp. asked to conduct yet another asset sale.

  4. May 05, 2025

    23andMe Gets Privacy Watchdog, Yellow Investors Push Ch. 7

    A Missouri bankruptcy judge signed off on a consumer privacy watchdog for 23andMe's Chapter 11. A group of shareholders and unsecured creditors that previously supported Yellow Corp. attempting a Chapter 11 plan have shifted gears and asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to convert the case to a Chapter 7 liquidation. Chicken restaurant Sticky's won a Delaware bankruptcy judge's tentative permission to sell its assets to an investment fund for $2 million.

  5. April 30, 2025

    Shareholders Push For Conversion Of Yellow Corp.'s Ch. 11

    A group of shareholders and unsecured creditors that previously supported the effort of bankrupt trucking company Yellow Corp. to implement a Chapter 11 plan have shifted gears and asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge late Tuesday to instead convert the case to a Chapter 7 liquidation.

  6. April 08, 2025

    Judge Weighs In On Pension Claim Tiff In Yellow Corp. Ch. 11

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge has offered his views on how state, federal and bankruptcy laws impact billions of dollars in disputed claims as defunct trucking company Yellow Corp. looks to confirm a Chapter 11 plan and a settlement with pension funds.

  7. March 31, 2025

    Ex-US Trustee Head Appeals Firing, Purdue Case Extended

    The former director of the U.S. Trustee's Office appealed her removal, alleging the government lacked cause and violated due process. Meanwhile, Purdue Pharma secured more time to protect itself and the Sackler family from lawsuits as the company seeks approval for a $7.4 million opioid settlement plan. And FTX told a court it has $11.4 billion ready for creditors but is still reviewing a massive volume of claims before the distribution. 

  8. March 26, 2025

    Yellow Corp. Says It Reached Ch. 11 Plan Deal With Creditors

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge agreed Wednesday to delay his decision on $6 billion of contested claims in Yellow Corp.'s Chapter 11 after attorneys for the defunct trucking group said they reached a plan settlement.

  9. March 17, 2025

    Yellow Corp. Creditors Threaten To File Competing Ch. 11 Plan

    The official committee of unsecured creditors for troubled trucking company Yellow Corp. told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Monday the group would push its own version of a Chapter 11 proposal if the debtor cannot reach a global settlement with its creditors.

  10. March 10, 2025

    Judge Romance Row Remanded, Ch. 11 Plans Approved

    A Texas federal judge sent part of a dispute over a former bankruptcy judge's secret romance with a onetime Jackson Walker partner back to the court where the disgraced jurist once oversaw high-profile insolvencies, ordering the CEO of a defunct barge operator to seek standing in Texas bankruptcy court.