The Daily Docket: Altegrity Files Restructuring Plan

Altegrity Inc., which gained notoriety for vetting former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, said its restructuring plan would pay general unsecured creditors just over two cents on the dollar for their claims. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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The Wall Street Journal reports on the Securities and Exchange Commission’s charges against Lynn Tilton and her Patriarch Partners firm for fraud.

According to WSJ, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority got an extended deadline for some loans.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing Phil Falcone and his Harbinger Capital Partners of misleading investors about Harbinger’s LightSquared stake, Bloomberg reports.

Detroit’s mayor wants to release the city’s schools from control of emergency management, WSJ reports.

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