Audiencia de hoy
The big items before the court today were the examiner and the DS. Apparently there was a lengthy meeting in chambers (or in the hallway?) between all of the parties and then they came out to announce a delay to 7/20. If so, that says plainly that the debtor's themselves have (finally) themselves given up on their ridiculous POR and DS, which seemed more of a delaying tactic than a serious POR. Since the examiner was likely to be approved by the court, that implies that the debtors, JPM, and Rosen all have capitulated in some way or Susman would have never agreed to a delay to 7/20 as he otherwise has nothing to gain from a delay. And make no mistake about it, Susman had to agree to the delay as the hearing was due to him. It's become increasingly obvious that ALL of the delays and shena@#$%ns have had one goal: to prevent the examination of JPM and the FDIC. That is apparently something that JPM and/or the FDIC cannot withstand in any way, shape, or form, and they will do absolutely anything to prevent that from occurring. The last ditch POR and settlement was a desperate act that has now run its course and they are apparently out of options. They tried to stop the EC and then they tried to keep the EC from retaining counsel while rushing forward with a POR containing huge gaps in its information and disclosure. They tried to stop the shareholder's meeting (which would potentially gain control of the BOD and therefore the debtor's attorneys). It's all come down to bringing daylight in on JPM and the FDIC...or pay off and end the bankruptcy. Equity has now asserted sufficient leverage to get a seat at the table...and the UST seems determined (and able) to prevent the bad guys from gaining control of the EC as they have of the debtors...so it seriously looks like some real money is going to appear for equity...at long last.