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Dormify, Inc.

  1. May 16, 2025

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court In The Coming Week

    In the coming week, Delaware bankruptcy judges will hear arguments on asset sales by educational technology company Epic Creations Inc. and retailer Dormify, as well as a Chapter 11 plan by pharmaceutical services company Azzur Group and a disclosure statement by satellite company Ligado Networks.

  2. May 12, 2025

    Dormify Must 'Get It Together' In Ch. 11, Judge Says

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday refused to shoot down Google's opposition to聽bankrupt dorm room decor supplier Dormify's bid to sell its assets to Williams Sonoma, finding the debtor had failed to present any evidence that could settle its dispute with the technology giant.

  3. May 09, 2025

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    Delaware bankruptcy judges will weigh the Chapter 11 plan disclosures of Forever 21 and telecom company Ligado Networks, a collection of asset sales proposed by bankrupt trucking company Yellow Corp., as well as Danimer Scientific Inc.'s stalking horse sale to a polymer supplier.

  4. April 28, 2025

    Google Claims Row Delays Dormify's Ch. 11 IP Asset Sale

    A dispute over a $600,000 claim from Google led bankrupt dorm room furnishing retailer Dormify Inc. to delay approval of a sale of its intellectual property assets to Williams-Sonoma Inc. Monday to give the debtor time to resolve the conflict.

  5. March 13, 2025

    Dormify Gets OK To Tap DIP Funds As It Works Toward Sale

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Thursday said he would allow Dormify Inc. to borrow up to $265,000 in Chapter 11 financing as the dorm-room decorating retailer works to secure an agreement to sell its business.

  6. January 21, 2025

    Giuliani Settles Asset Turnover, FDIC Sues SVB Ex-CEO

    Rudy Giuliani has turned over assets for a $148 million defamation judgment to former Georgia poll workers, following his absence at a recent trial. A Delaware bankruptcy judge criticized Dormify's founder for skipping a hearing on the retailer's Chapter 11 case. The FDIC sued Silicon Valley Bank's ex-CEO and other executives, alleging they mismanaged the company in the lead-up to its collapse in 2023. Meanwhile, a failed bidder for Alex Jones' Infowars increased its offer, as The Onion's parent company prepared a revised bid of its own.

  7. January 17, 2025

    Judge Scolds Dormify For Founder Not Appearing In Court

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge sharply criticized Dormify Inc. after its founder didn't appear at a hearing Friday, ordering a hearing on whether to dismiss the dorm-room decorating retailer's Chapter 11 case or convert it to a Chapter 7 liquidation.

  8. November 25, 2024

    Alex Jones Blasts Onion Bid, FTX Tech Deputy Avoids Prison

    Alex Jones and a backup bidder linked to his Chapter 7 are challenging the sale of his Infowars website to The Onion, alleging flaws in the auction process. A former FTX's tech deputy can avoid prison time for assisting the FTX fraud case by exposing programming flaws; attorneys who have represented Purdue Pharma can receive $21.2 million in fees for its work during summer. This is the week in bankruptcy.

  9. November 22, 2024

    Judge Grants Dormify Breathing Room In Ch. 11

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Friday gave Dormify Inc., a retailer that sells college gear and decor for dorms, approval to use its existing cash management system and held off on requiring it to hire a claims agent, having learned that the debtors' counsel are working fast to get a handle on the case themselves.

  10. November 19, 2024

    Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action

    Spirit Airlines filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing $3.6 billion in funded debt and unveiling a preapproved restructuring plan to convert $795 million of debt into equity. Dormify, Cosmed Group and PetroQuest Energy also sought bankruptcy protection, largely due to litigation-related challenges. Meanwhile, companies like Swedish debt collector Intrum and heat sealing equipment manufacturer SWC Industries blamed their financial struggles on rising interest rates, inflation, and broader macroeconomic pressures.