Newburgh EOM LLC
An involuntary petition under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code was filed on Oct 6, 2026 against Newburgh EOM LLC in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of New York. An involuntary petition is filed by creditors; on its own it does not mean the court has entered an order for relief. The debtor may contest it and the court may dismiss it.
Newburgh EOM LLC — involuntary Chapter 11 reorganization petition filed Oct 6, 2026.
Background on Chapter 11: An involuntary petition is filed by creditors; on its own it does not mean the court has entered an order for relief. The debtor may contest it and the court may dismiss it. In a Chapter 11 case the debtor-in-possession usually keeps running the business while it negotiates a plan. The automatic stay halts collection actions, and first-day motions typically address cash collateral, payroll and critical vendors.
This page reflects the petition filed on Oct 6, 2026. Later docket events (dismissal, conversion, plan confirmation, final decree, closing) are added when they appear in the court's public RSS feed, which not every court publishes in full, so the absence of such an event here does not mean the case is still open. Check the official record: court docket (PACER) and CourtListener.
What usually happens next
The filing date is from the docket; later milestones are the typical sequence for this chapter, not tracked events.
Where the case was filed
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About this filing
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