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Chapter 11 announced - Part 3 - BSA's Toggle Plan


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8 minutes ago, Eagle1993 said:

Kosnoff Law

"This bankruptcy may go down in history as the only instance in which the judge never made a single, solitary ruling.  Survivors would have been better served by a used side by side refrigerator with a broken ice maker and wrapped in a black robe."

He’s not wrong though

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3 hours ago, Eagle1993 said:

Kosnoff Law

"This bankruptcy may go down in history as the only instance in which the judge never made a single, solitary ruling.  Survivors would have been better served by a used side by side refrigerator with a broken ice maker and wrapped in a black robe."

I dunno. Some see insolence towards the court, I see some smuck trying to sell his old broken fridge to a client.

My $0.02,

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2 hours ago, Sentinel947 said:

He has about as much impact on the outcome of this case as those of us posting here does. 

Um, anyone here have 17,000 claimant clients? How about all of us combined? Let’s not minimize. Haters hate, but he’s still a play-ya. 

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9 minutes ago, 100thEagleScout said:
11 minutes ago, ThenNow said:

 

Yeah, Kosnoff is a giant in the BSA sexual abuse litigation world

I think you’re being serious, not facetious. If the former, I agree. Ask some of his former clients. The proof of the puddin’ is in the eatin’. I don’t care for it when folks attempt to delegitimize someone’s work because they find her personality or character lacking. You can, in fact, “separate the policy from the man.”

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16 minutes ago, ThenNow said:

If the former, I agree.

He represents ~20% of all total claimants (17000/82500).

Even if you don't like him or what he does, from a purely legal perspective you have to account for him. If he can persuade the bulk of his clients to reject any BSA deal, it makes it that much harder. Especially when you consider that it is not 2/3rds of ALL claimants, it is 2/3rds of VOTES CAST.

If he can both persuade those 17,000 claimants to not only oppose the BSA plan BUT to also mail in their ballots, look out.

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10 minutes ago, CynicalScouter said:

Especially when you consider that it is not 2/3rds of ALL claimants, it is 2/3rds of VOTES CAST.

If he can both persuade those 17,000 claimants to not only oppose the BSA plan BUT to also mail in their ballots, look out.

That's interesting. I did not appreciate that distinction. 

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15 hours ago, CynicalScouter said:

1) Only 2/3 mediators asked for this.

Where did you see that or are you just inferring? My read is Finn was not a signatory solely because he had a conflict and is not in attendance. I don't think there is any indication of a lack of unanimity. 

"The Mediators support the Debtors’ request."

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3 minutes ago, ThenNow said:

Where did you see that or are you just inferring?

Only 2 signatures on that document. https://casedocs.omniagentsolutions.com/cmsvol2/pub_47373/faeb7741-2d46-4c37-b696-d10629348ddd_5285.pdf

You may be right, it was just the third mediator was absent. Kosnoff's making a point of 2/3rds

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3 minutes ago, CynicalScouter said:

Only 2 signatures on that document. https://casedocs.omniagentsolutions.com/cmsvol2/pub_47373/faeb7741-2d46-4c37-b696-d10629348ddd_5285.pdf

You may be right, it was just the third mediator was absent. Kosnoff's making a point of 2/3rds

I don't believe they would have used the full plural or footnoted it as they did if Finn dissented. 

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