Debtor's Chapter 11 Plan

Summary

This Chapter 11 plan form contains terms, concepts, and structures that can be used for large and medium-sized Chapter 11 cases. This form includes practical guidance and drafting notes. Upon confirmation, a Chapter 11 plan becomes binding on a debtor and all of its creditors and equity holders, and the obligations owed by a debtor to such parties are satisfied as set forth in the plan. Every Chapter 11 plan is unique based upon the facts and circumstances of the debtor's business, the compositions of its stakeholder constituencies and the complexity of the case. Thus, this form is intended as a general drafting aid and will require modification according to the particular circumstances and the intentions of the parties. For a complete list of content on all aspects of confirmation of a Chapter 11 plan see Chapter 11 Plan Confirmation Resource Kit. For a full listing of key content for attorneys practicing bankruptcy law, see Bankruptcy Practice Fundamentals Resource Kit. For information on Chapter 11 plans, see Contents of a Chapter 11 Plan. For additional resources, see Prepackaged Bankruptcy Resource Kit. For treatises discussing this topic, see Collier Handbook for Trustees and Debtors in Possession P 26.03 and Collier Business Workout Guide P 1.09.