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"The short answer is no. This analysis requires the retention of a professional claims management firm to assist the Liquidation Trustee with this comprehensive review process. There have been approximately 18,000 written claims filed in this case. In addition, the Liquidating Trustee must analyze data involving approximately 50,000 warranty contracts to determine whether warranty holders who did not file claims are nevertheless entitled to a claim distribution.
Currently, the Trust does not have sufficient funds available to pay for this analysis. When such funds do become available, the Liquidating Trustee will engage an appropriate claims management firm to complete this review and analysis."
Given that type of answer, the previous posts have it correct - we'll probably not even see a cent on the dollar.
Think there's any hope I'll see anything?
Good Luck!