Frequently Asked Questions > Supplier Questions (11 entries)
Many of the most commonly asked questions about the Chapter 11 process are answered on this page. If you still have questions, call the information hotline at (877) 857-7554. Outside the U.S., callers should dial (248) 614-8390. Or submit a question online.
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The Company received Court approval to expedite the provision under Section 503(b)9 of the Bankruptcy Code which allows payment to vendors who have delivered goods within the last 20 days of ...
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First of all we believe that under the provision 503(b)9 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code the majority of our trade partners will be paid for goods delivered. Secondly, going forward, you ...
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We will pay the portion relating to the post-petition work. Payment for the pre-petition portion of the work may not be paid unless Champion is authorized by court order to make ...
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Work performed before the filing date will be considered pre-petition regardless of when you submit your invoice. Waiting to submit an invoice until after the filing date will not allow you ...
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The purpose of Chapter 11 is to preserve the company, not liquidate it. By addressing our balance sheet and debt issues, we believe we will be positioned to capitalize on the ...
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No. We understand your frustration, but it is against the law to take back goods without a Court order. We recommend that you consult with your attorney before taking any such ...
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No, the Bankruptcy Code prohibits that.
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Reclamation demands should be mailed to: Dan McMurtrie Associate Counsel Champion Enterprises, Inc. 755 West Big Beaver Rd. Suite 1000 Troy, MI 48084
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Once the Court has confirmed the procedure and deadline for filing claims, you will be mailed a proof of claim form from the Court along with instructions on how to file. ...
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The easiest way is to check your written agreement with Champion and then go to our website at www.championrestructures.com for a link to all court documents, including a list of entities ...
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Any goods or services provided prior to the November 15, 2009 filing date are considered pre-petition obligations. If a good or service is provided after the filing date, it is considered ...