Dow Corning Reorganization Plan Appeals Could Delay Further Action
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Appeals based on lingering concerns over the fairness of Dow Corning's Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization plan are among potential roadblocks that could delay further action following approval by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Arthur Spector on Nov. 30, plaintiffs' attorneys say.
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