"How does sub-chapter five affect ownership and control of the business during the case? It actually doesn't affect it. It has no effect whatsoever. In a standard chapter seven, which is not this, immediately you'll have a chapter, what's known as a chapter seven trustee appointed to wind down the business, to liquidate everything, and then to close the case. In the chapter 11, there's a presumption that a debtor will be a comrade, what's known as a debtor in possession, and the debtor's owners will run their own business. And so, when that happens, the operations continue just as they did before, under the watchful eye of the United States trustee, which is part of the government, and they are in charge of overseeing all bankruptcies."