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It is (virtually exclusivel), for corporations and is a form of reorganization BK protection. Basically, the pre-filing liabilities and assets are used to resolve debts, and the court is given a plan that allows the Co to continue operating...with new finance lines, maybe new owners (the debt/bondholders take the place of the stockholders...in exchange for their claims), chaning leases and contracts (even breaking union contracts and leases), etc., to come out with an organization that can continue operating, providing jobs and be a customer to it's vendors.

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