Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Tracker

Monitor corporate bankruptcy filings cross-referenced with WARN Act layoff notices.

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Filings
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Chapter 11
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WARN Matches
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Latest Filing
The Signal: When a company files WARN layoff notices and then enters Chapter 11, it signals major restructuring. This is critical intelligence for CRE landlords, insurance underwriters, creditors, and investors tracking distressed companies.

Explore: filter by company, state, court, chapter and filing date; “WARN matches only” keeps cases we matched to a layoff notice. The By State tab drills state → court → filings (click a row).

How to explore
  • Charts follow the company, state, court and chapter filters; the date range applies to the table.
  • The counts describe the rows loaded so far; Load more extends the list.
  • A case links to its court record; WARN matches link to the company’s layoff page.
Filing Breakdown by Chapter
Filing Volume (Last 90 Days)
Date Filed Company State Chapter Court Case # WARN Match
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Filings by State
WARN Match Rate by State
State Total Filings Chapter 11 Chapter 7 WARN Matched Source
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Companies with Both WARN Notices & Bankruptcy Filings

These companies filed WARN layoff notices and entered bankruptcy proceedings within the last year. This is the layoff-to-bankruptcy pipeline — where distressed company intelligence lives. Companies are linked by normalized name matching between the court record and WARN filings, not by a shared identifier — the pairing is an algorithmic estimate, not verified by any filing agency, and the two filings are not required to be near each other in time. Matching rules: methodology.

Company State WARN Notices Employees Bankruptcy Case Chapter Date Filed Court Docket
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WARN + Bankruptcy cross-reference intelligence. Companies going from layoffs to bankruptcy — the distressed company pipeline. Critical for CRE landlords, creditors, and insurance underwriters. Includes WARN notice history, employee counts, and court details.
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