Chapter 11 Filing Alerts
Track new Chapter 11 filings, petitions, and case details to support restructuring analysis, business development, and timely awareness of corporate bankruptcy activity.
Research Chapter 11 filings with structured case intelligence from BankruptcyData. Track petitions, first-day motions, court activity, stakeholders, restructuring plans, asset sales, and outcomes in one connected platform. Built on decades of bankruptcy and distressed-investment expertise, the platform helps law firms, investors, advisors, lenders, and research teams evaluate U.S. corporate restructuring developments with greater clarity.
Research, monitor, and analyze Chapter 11 filings, court activity, stakeholders, plans, transactions, and outcomes.
Track new Chapter 11 filings, petitions, and case details to support restructuring analysis, business development, and timely awareness of corporate bankruptcy activity.
Follow bankruptcy docket activity, key case events, motions, and court updates with customizable monitoring notifications for active restructuring situations.
Find and research court documents associated with corporate bankruptcy matters, including filings and tracked case developments relevant to case analysis.
Analyze reorganization plans, related disclosures, proposed treatment, voting milestones, and plan-confirmation developments across Chapter 11 cases.
Monitor Section 363 sale processes, stalking-horse bidding arrangements, auctions, motions, and outcomes for bankruptcy transaction diligence.
Compare current restructuring situations with historical bankruptcy cases, timelines, recoveries, liquidation histories, and emergence outcomes where available.
BankruptcyData connects Chapter 11 petitions with first-day motions, court activity, stakeholder positions, capital structures, plans, asset sales, and outcomes. Professionals can use the platform for live research, monitoring, historical comparison, and structured analysis across U.S. corporate bankruptcy matters. Enterprise users can also access licensed datasets, API delivery, and supported MCP connectivity for analytics, automation, and AI-enabled workflows.
Built for professionals who need connected, actionable visibility across the restructuring lifecycle.
Built over decades of bankruptcy and distressed-investment expertise, beginning with BankruptcyData’s founding in 1986.
Connect distress signals, filings, court activity, stakeholders, transactions, plans, and outcomes in one system.
Use platform research, licensed datasets, API integrations, and MCP connectivity for analytical workflows.
Designed for law firms, investors, advisors, lenders, researchers, and teams monitoring U.S. corporate matters.
Experienced bankruptcy and restructuring specialists support informed professional research.
George Putnam III is the founder of BankruptcyData, bringing decades of expertise as a restructuring attorney and distressed investor to the company's founding in 1986. As a principal at New Generation Advisors, he recognized the need for greater clarity and continuity within the bankruptcy information environment, leading him to establish BankruptcyData as a trusted resource for professionals navigating distressed situations. His deep understanding of bankruptcy law and distressed-investment strategy shaped the platform's foundation, guiding its evolution into a comprehensive restructuring intelligence system used by investment firms, law firms, and advisory professionals across the United States. George's vision continues to drive BankruptcyData's commitment to delivering first-signal intelligence and full-lifecycle visibility, from early distress indicators through final restructuring outcomes, ensuring professionals have the reliable data they need to make informed decisions.
Title 11 of the United States Code is the federal bankruptcy code. It establishes the legal framework for bankruptcy proceedings, including Chapter 11 business reorganizations. A Chapter 11 case generally involves court-supervised restructuring, continued operations where permitted, creditor and stakeholder participation, required disclosures, and a proposed plan or other resolution. BankruptcyData helps professionals research filings and related case developments.
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For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at (617) 573-9550. You can also send us a quick email at sales@bankruptcydata.com.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at (617) 573-9550. You can also send us a quick email at sales@bankruptcydata.com.