Customer information decision pushed to April in Genesis bankruptcy

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Quick Take
- A hearing to come to a decision as to what personal information should be disclosed in the Genesis bankruptcy case was adjourned on Thursday and postponed until early April.
- A creditor’s committee has argued the court should keep names, addresses and emails confidential, while the U.S. Trustee’s office has objected to redacting that information.
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Quick Take
- A hearing to come to a decision as to what personal information should be disclosed in the Genesis bankruptcy case was adjourned on Thursday and postponed until early April.
- A creditor’s committee has argued the court should keep names, addresses and emails confidential, while the U.S. Trustee’s office has objected to redacting that information.

