In Part 1, we asked whether Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly bears on the issue of preserving post-confirmation causes of action in Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases. That is, does § 1123(b)(3) impose Twombly’s heightened “plausibility standard” on plan proponents seeking to preserve causes of action? We began to answer that question by reviewing two
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