I don't see how this would cause a delay in the timetable as set. Unless I'm not reading it closely enough, there is not much contained in this "modification" to the modified plan that would cause counsel - with the exception perhaps of Dime warrant holders - to argue/file objections and thus require rescheduling of written closing arguments' deadlines , or judge's written opinion, being pushed back.
It's just some more milking of the estate, as far as I can tell. Hopefully, this too gets chalked up to the litany of motions for clawback of fees.
Dion
"Time, and patience."
-- General Kutuzov, Tolstoy's "War and Peace".
