Is this “clickbait,” as they call it? Sort of. Almost exactly two years ago, we found an excuse to blog about the Houston Astros as they were heading into World Series Game 7 against the Washington Nationals. Before that, we
Plan Proponent
A Bankruptcy Confirmation Blog
Plan Proponent is a specialized blog published by David L. Bury Jr. of Stone & Baxter, LLP, focusing on bankruptcy law with an emphasis on Chapter 11 plan confirmation and complex business restructuring. The blog covers topics such as bankruptcy litigation, out-of-court workouts, creditor and debtor rights, and business reorganization strategies. It also provides educational content including bankruptcy quizzes and commentary on recent court opinions, serving as a resource for legal professionals interested in bankruptcy practice and business insolvency issues. The blog reflects practical insights from a practicing attorney engaged in both litigation and transactional aspects of bankruptcy and restructuring.
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Judges Series – Judge Homer Drake’s Bankruptcy Opinions – Introduction
In what I hope will turn into an ongoing Bankruptcy Judges series, bring Plan Proponent out of an unintentional COVID hiatus, and highlight the blog’s “new look” on the LexBlog platform, this is the kickoff post for a weekly series…
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Bankruptcy Opinions
Senate Approves COVID-19 Stimulus Package That Will Increase SBRA Chapter 11 Debt Limit to $7,500,000
Last night we blogged about the $2 trillion COVID-19 stimulus bill that proposes to increase the SBRA small business debt limit in Subchapter V Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases from approximately $2.7 million to $7.5 million, at least for the next…
COVID-19 Stimulus Package May Temporarily Increase SBRA Chapter 11 Debt Limit to $7,500,000
We spent the last part of February blogging about the first series of substantive opinions under the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (SBRA), which became effective on February 19, 2020. That news seems rather quaint a month later, as…
California Bankruptcy Judge Clarkson Suggests that Pre-SBRA Debtors May Opt-Into Subchapter V
It’s the Wild West of “firsts” in these opening days of the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (SBRA), which went live on February 19, 2020. We blogged about the first ever small business Subchapter V case here and provided…
The First Subchapter V Small Business Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case (Updated)
I blogged late yesterday evening about what appeared, at first glance, to have been a slow debut for the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (SBRA). Although the Turney case still gets the trophy for the first ever Subchapter V…
The First Subchapter V Small Business Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case
Effective today, the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (SBRA) is live and taking cases. Thus, we figured that PACER would have much to report about such a potentially big day for small business debtors. In fact, we assumed that…
Happy New Year: The Best of 2015-2019
The Houston Astros in October: Bankruptcy Edition
With an exciting but somewhat controversial finish in last night’s game, the Washington Nationals tied the series 3-3 with the Houston Astros, setting-up for a potentially exciting Game 7 conclusion to the World Series. Unlike the Cubs in 2016 and…

