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Welltower Bids $197 Million for Inspired Healthcare Facilities Original

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By Alex Wolf Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Senior living real estate investor Welltower Inc. set a $197 million auction floor to buy three nursing facilities out of the bankruptcy for Inspired Healthcare Capital Holdings LLC. Ohio-based Welltower, a publicly listed real estate investment trust, will serve as stalking horse bidder for Inspired Healthcare properties located in North Haven, Conn., Hamilton, N.J., and Naperville, Ill., according to a filing Thursday in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas.
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TGI Friday’s Dining Chain Approved for Bankruptcy Wind-Down Plan

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By Alex Wolf Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Casual dining chain operator TGI Friday’s Inc. won approval of a bankruptcy wind-down plan, following sales of its corporate-owned restaurant locations, that will create a liquidating trust for creditor repayment. TGI Friday’s will liquidate what remains of its estate for the benefit of creditors under a Chapter 11 plan approved at a hearing Thursday by Judge Stacey G. Jernigan of the US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas.
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Barretts Minerals Bankruptcy on Hold for Asbestos Evaluation Original

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By Alex Wolf Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
A Houston bankruptcy judge canceled all settings and deadlines in the Chapter 11 case for Barretts Minerals Inc. to let a higher court first determine whether talc sold by the company contained potentially cancer-causing levels of asbestos.
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