Below is a link to a article about Samsons Chief Offcier Randy Limbacher resigning!
Recieved a claim form today in the mail about Samsons Bankrupty. It's currently at our lawyers office for him to review. Anyone else receive these papers?
Samson Resources Corp's chief executive officer plans to resign, a lawyer for the bankrupt oil and gas producer told a judge on Thursday, adding that the company's six-week-old restructuring deal is in peril due to tumbling natural gas prices.
CEO Randy Limbacher will continue in his role until December to smooth the transition, said Joshua Sussberg, Samson's lawyer.
Sussberg said the continuing dive in commodity prices has unraveled the company's restructuring support agreement, or RSA, struck just before it entered bankruptcy. He said the company and lenders were negotiating for new terms to refinance.
"The initial RSA can be terminated at any moment," said Sussberg. He said milestones in the deal had not been met.
"As of yesterday, the spot price for gas was down 30 percent from commencement of this case," he said.
Read more at Reutershttp://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/29/samsonresources-bankruptcy-idUSL1N12T2BU20151029#BxUoxUj0V7dLhIQB.99
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We just received a "notice of deadlines for filing claims" from Samson regarding the bankruptcy. Section 3 titled "Parties who do NOT need to file a claim" paragraph C states- any entity whose claim has previously been allowed by order of the court; does NOT need to file. However, if the bankruptcy goes back to court I suppose this could be changed. I know Samson requested royalty payments to continue and I am still receiving checks. I do not know if there are any discrepancies in our payments vs. actual well production. Long story short, should we file a claim just for the sake of filing? Would filing insure continuation of royalty payments if the bankruptcy terms change?
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