The Daily Docket: Creditors Want Action in Energy Future Bankruptcy

Creditors are pushing for action in Energy Future Holdings Corp.’s $42 billion bankruptcy, a proceeding a bond trustee says is “meandering” along amid mounting professional fees. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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