BFG Supply, a major distributor of horticultural products, filed for Chapter 11 with $100 million to $500 million in liabilities and plans to sell its assets. Houston-based Galindo Law Firm filed for bankruptcy amid a $9.5 million fee dispute tied to the Camp Lejeune litigation. And World Group Import, an e-commerce supplier to Amazon, filed for Chapter 11, citing tariffs, litigation costs and supply chain disruptions.
Genetic testing company Invitae Corp. and the Illinois parent of one of its customers are facing off in the company's bankruptcy case, dueling over the future of the parent's lawsuit claiming the company unlawfully disclosed its patients' genetic information.
Google won an auction for Spirit Airlines' business data but is facing objections from employees, federal regulators cleared Cumulus Media to transfer its radio stations to lenders, and Georgia-Pacific's asbestos spinoff will not be getting a Chapter 11 trustee.