1.On October 16, 2018, this Court granted WMILT’s Disallowance Motion. In its ruling, this Court emphasized the fact that “[t]here’s an order precluding the Trust from paying [Claimants’ their] claims,” Tr. Oct. 16, 2018 H’rg at 30:1–2, and the “Trust is bound by that judgment.” Id. at 31:9–10. This Court aptly summarized what has taken over six years to resolve: “They can’t pay you.” Id. at 31:10.
72. The Joint Brief and supplemental filings incorporated therein are Claimants’ latest attempt to delay the inevitable. The Claimants opted not to intervene in the APA Actions, yet continue to dispute the outcomes. This Court granted WMILT’s Disallowance Motion and nothing Claimants have raised in their supplemental briefing counsels in favor of reconsidering that ruling. Creditors holding Allowed Claims repeatedly ask the Trust when final distributions will be made. The answer is clear: only when the Claimants’ nonsense is finally put to bed and remaining amounts are released from the Disputed Claims Reserve. Accordingly, it is time to bring Debtors’ chapter 11 cases to a conclusion and disallow all of Claimants’ claims.
WHEREFORE WMILT respectfully requests that this Court accept WMILT’s Proposed Order in its entirety and grant WMILT such other and further relief as is just.
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