R² Investments, LDC v. Charter Communications, Inc. (In Re Charter Communications, Inc.)

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the court could not grant monetary damages to an appellant asserting a misclassification claim without unwinding the reorganization plan and reclassifying creditors
• explaining that the Second Circuit had adopted a presumption and burden-shifting test for equitable mootness
• explaining that the Second Circuit had adopted a presumption and burden-shifting test for equitable mootness
• noting that satisfaction of “all five Chateaugay factors” is required to overcome the presumption
• “Allowing a boilerplate nonseverability clause, without more, to determine the equitable mootness question would give the debtor and other negotiating parties too much power to constrain Article III review.”’
• “Allowing a boilerplate nonseverability clause, without more, to determine the equitable mootness question would give the debtor and other negotiating parties too much power to constrain Article III review.”’

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