On September 18, MedAlliance LLC filed for bankruptcy in the Northern Alabama Bankruptcy Court. The company reported assets and liabilities in the $100,000–$500,000 range, highlighting its financial strain. The company has also filed for a joint administration with other cases to ease the court proceedings.
MedAlliance LLC Filed for Bankruptcy and Joint Administration
According to PacerMonitor, MedAlliance LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on September 18. As mentioned by RK Consultants, the company’s assets and liabilities range from $100,000 to $500,000. This reflects its financial difficulties, which resulted in the bankruptcy filing.
MedAlliance LLC Files for Bankruptcy Protection
🚨 BANKRUPTCY FILING ALERT 🚨
MedAlliance LLC
Chapter 11 – Northern District of Alabama
Filed: Thu, 18 Sep 2025 21:50:13 GMT
Case: 25-02827
📊 Assets: $100,001 – $500,000 | Liabilities: $100,001 – $500,000 | Creditors: 50-99 |…
— RK | Consultants (@_RKConsultants) September 18, 2025
The Chapter 11 filing allows the company to reorganize its debts under court supervision. However, some required documents were missing, putting the case at risk of dismissal. The company has also asked the court for a joint administration with related cases of affiliated companies.
Case Filing and Court Proceedings
MedAlliance filed a voluntary Chapter 11 petition along with the standard fee, though some paperwork was incomplete. But some required documents were missing during the filing. The court has given MedAlliance LLC until October 2, 2025, to submit the missing paperwork.
The Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing makes it clear that the company wishes to continue operations. The court set a January 16, 2026 deadline for MedAlliance to submit its restructuring plan. The plan must outline how the company will continue operating while restructuring its debts.
MedAlliance LLC must submit detailed financial information with the plan. The information will help creditors evaluate the proposal.
Aside from the filing, the company has also asked for a joint administration with several related cases. MedAlliance LLC wants the court to handle the case together with affiliated companies that have also filed for bankruptcy. It is to save time and reduce document duplication.
The company is seeking a prompt ruling on consolidation to manage related bankruptcies together. It will make future proceedings easier on the debtor, creditors, and the court. If the court approves the filing, MedAlliance can shift its focus to developing a restructuring plan.
