Liberty Mutual Insurance v. Official Unsecured Creditors' Committee of Spaulding Composites Co. (In Re Spaulding Composites Co.)

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• holding that when a debtor stipulates to representation by a creditors’ committee the relevant consideration is whether the litigation is necessary and beneficial to the estate
• bankruptcy court may confer derivative standing on committee based upon agreement of debtor-in-possession and committee
• a debtor in possession may consent to an unsecured creditors’ committee pursuing litigation “so long as the bankruptcy court exercises its judicial oversight and verifies that the litigation is indeed necessary and beneficial.”
• debtor in possession’s stipulation effective to confer standing on unsecured creditors’ committee
• stipulation authorizing unsecured creditors committee to pursue avoidance actions

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