LegalEntityBankruptcy

Description

The details of the bankruptcy filing (chapter_type, filing date and case number etc.) a legal entity has ever filed. All bankruptcy cases are handled in federal courts under rules outlined in the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

type LegalEntityBankruptcy implements MathFunctions {
  id: UUID!
  firstObservedDate: String
  lastObservedDate: String
  debtorName: String
  trustee: String
  judge: String
  filingDate: Date
  chapterType: String
  caseNumber: String
  petition: String
  entryDate: Date
  dateConverted: Date
  dateDismissed: Date
  dateTerminated: Date
  debtorDischargedDate: Date
  planConfirmedDate: Date
  internalId: String
  internalLegalEntityId: String
  count(
    field: String!
    conditions: Conditions
  ): Int
  sum(
    field: String!
    conditions: Conditions
  ): Int
  min(
    field: String!
    conditions: Conditions
  ): Int
  max(
    field: String!
    conditions: Conditions
  ): Int
  avg(
    field: String!
    conditions: Conditions
  ): Float
  collect(
    field: String!
    separator: String
    conditions: Conditions
  ): String
  minDateTime(
    field: String!
    conditions: Conditions
  ): DateTime
  maxDateTime(
    field: String!
    conditions: Conditions
  ): DateTime
}

Fields

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.id` ● `UUID!` non-null scalar

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.firstObservedDate` ● `String` scalar

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.lastObservedDate` ● `String` scalar

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.debtorName` ● `String` scalar

The debtor's name on the filing.

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.trustee` ● `String` scalar

In a bankruptcy case, a trustee, appointed by the United States Trustee Program, oversees the process, ensuring fair and equitable distribution of assets, and may sell non-exempt property to repay creditors, depending on the chapter of bankruptcy.

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.judge` ● `String` scalar

Name of the bankruptcy court judge presiding over the case.

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.filingDate` ● `Date` scalar

The date the bankruptcy was filed.

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.chapterType` ● `String` scalar

There are different types of bankruptcies, which are usually referred to by their chapter in the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

Individuals may file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, depending on the specifics of their situation.
Municipalities—cities, towns, villages, taxing districts, municipal utilities, and school districts may file under Chapter 9 to reorganize.
Businesses may file bankruptcy under Chapter 7 to liquidate or Chapter 11 to reorganize.
Chapter 12 provides debt relief to family farmers and fishermen.
Bankruptcy filings that involve parties from more than one country are filed under Chapter 15.

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.caseNumber` ● `String` scalar

For example, the first digit in the case number "2:14-bk-12345" represents the district court number, "14" means it was filed in year 2024, "bk" means bankruptcy case, and "12345" is the sequence number.

`LegalEntityBankruptcy.petition` ● `String` scalar

A voluntary filing is initiated by the debtor, while an involuntary filing is initiated by creditors who believe the debtor is unable to pay their debts.