Lehman Bankruptcy Plan Going to Vote
Posted on Sep 10, 2011 3:30pm PDT
Lehman Brothers Holdings' bankruptcy liquidation plan will reportedly soon be voted on by creditors if approved. According to reports, the $65 billion plan is providing additional information to creditors which will then allow them to proceed to a vote. The company is reportedly hoping that a bankruptcy court will allow them to start with creditor voting. The company originally filed for bankruptcy back in 2008.
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