777 Partners moves involuntary Chapter 7 liquidation case from Florida to Texas

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A Miami judge has approved 777 Partners’ request to transfer an involuntary Chapter 7 liquidation proceeding to Texas, where the stricken investment firm and aircraft lessor is already pursuing Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The court found Texas to be the stronger administrative forum for coordinating the proceedings.

Discovered 2026-08-28T10:35:56.033639-07:00 | 2026-08-28T10:35:56.033639-07:00

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  • The ruling consolidates 777 Partners’ bankruptcy-related proceedings in Texas, where its Chapter 11 case is already active, potentially simplifying administration of the company’s financial distress.
  • As an aircraft lessor, 777 Partners’ restructuring has implications for fleet ownership, creditor recoveries and counterparties connected to its aviation assets.

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