Heilig-Meyers Co. v. Wachovia Bank, N.A. (In Re Heilig-Meyers Co.)

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• discussing competing expert reports and concluding that neither presented the correct valuation of assets
• discussing competing expert reports and concluding that neither presented the correct valuation of assets
• “A debtor lies on its deathbed where the debtor ‘is in a precarious financial condition so that ‘liquidation was imminent when the petition was filed.’”

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