What are Bankruptcy Committees?
A San Jose bankruptcy attorney explains what committees are with regard to filing bankruptcy
With regard to filing bankruptcy chapters 7, 9 and 11 in particular, committees are sometimes appointed by the bankruptcy court. An example of a committee appointed in a Chapter 9 bankruptcy and a Chapter 11 bankruptcy is one comprised of stakeholders that hold the seven biggest claims of the type in representation by the committee.
There are also other types of committees within a bankruptcy that are appointed by the bankruptcy court.
As part of their duties, committess interact daily with the debtor, advisors and other key players in the bankruptcy process.
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