Historically, many companies seeking bankruptcy protection have attempted to streamline and shorten their Chapter 11 cases to reduce cost and risk.¹ But the COVID-19 pandemic may be disrupting that trend, especially in industries that rely on in-person shopping or dining or are otherwise disproportionately affected by the economic slowdown. Across the country, many businesses are seeing revenues dry up as consumers stay home, following concerted governmental and social efforts to “flatten the curve” of the novel coronavirus’s transmission.²