Yong Feng Liu v. Holder

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• explaining that KEIP targets that are difficult to achieve “properly incentivize” a debtor’s key employees
• reasoning that courts must be wary of attempts to characterize what is essentially an insider retention plan as an “incentive” plan “to bypass the requirements of section 503(c)(1
• holding non- statutory “insiders must have at least a controlling interest in the debtor or exercise sufficient authority over the debtor so as to unqualifiably dictate corporate policy and the disposition of corporate assets’’
• holding non- statutory “insiders must have at least a controlling interest in the debtor or exercise sufficient authority over the debtor so as to unqualifiably dictate corporate policy and the disposition of corporate assets’’
• approving KEIP targets based on net sales proceeds from section 363 sales combined with financial and operational targets
• approving a KEIP with sale-based bonuses that grew incrementally larger with incremental increases in sale price

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