".. CONCLUSION 50. The Disclosure Statement should not be approved. The Plan should not be confirmed. This is a purported prepackaged bankruptcy case in which the plan proponent seeks to utilize the expedited provisions applicable to prepackaged bankruptcy cases to prejudice rather than to enhance the rights of creditors and interest holders. The Disclosure Statement contains numerous material omissions rendering it inadequate. 51. The Plan should not be confirmed. The Plan has not been solicited to all classes of impaired claims. The Separation Agreements violate the Bankruptcy Code and may not be assumed through the Plan. The claim resolution procedure proposed would permit the Debtor to forum shop at its convenience. The Plan contains overbroad release and exculpation provisions. [rest of page intentionally blank]. Case 14-10614-BLS Doc 202 Filed 04/24/14 Page 20 of 21 21 52. The U. S. Trustee reserves all rights and leaves the parties to their burden of proof, and prays that confirmation of the Plan and approval of the Disclosure Statement be denied.
So the big question is what information the EC has asked the court to seal.
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