The record
The October 12, 2021 restructuring was a divisional merger under the Texas Business Organizations Code that split Old Consumer into two entities, allocating essentially all talc liabilities to LTL.
Claim scope
The date, statutory mechanism, and structural effect of the restructuring, and that the 'Texas Two-Step' label is a characterization the Third Circuit declined to adopt.
What this source does not establish
It does not hold the divisional merger unlawful, fraudulent, or a fraudulent transfer. The court's dismissal rested on absence of financial distress, not on the legality of the merger.
Limitations
Same indirect citation resolution. The intermediate entities (Chenango Zero/One/Two, Curahee) are described in the opinion's footnote 3 as 'a slightly abbreviated summary of the many steps.'
Source
Case Citation — In re LTL Mgmt., LLC, 64 F.4th 84 (3d Cir. 2023)