Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions

  1. Who are the Debtors in these bankruptcy cases?

  2. What is the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors?

  3. What is the role of the Creditors’ Committee?

  4. Who is the judge presiding over the General Maritime cases?

  5. Who is the United States Trustee in the General Maritime Cases?

  6. What role does the United States Trustee play in the General Maritime cases?



1. Who are the Debtors in these bankruptcy cases?

  • There are a total of 57 Debtors in these cases.

General Maritime Corporation GMR Chartering LLC GMR Kara G LLC GMR Hercules LLC
Vision Ltd. GMR Agamemnon LLC GMR Limited LLC GMR Maniate LLC
Victory Ltd. GMR Ajax LLC GMR Minotaur LLC GMR Poseidon LLC
Companion Ltd. GMR Alexandra LLC GMR Orion LLC GMR Spartiate LLC
Compatriot Ltd. GMR Argus LLC GMR Phoenix LLC GMR Ulysses LLC
Consul Ltd. GMR Constantine LLC GMR Princess LLC GMR Zeus LLC
Arlington Tankers, LLC GMR Daphne LLC GMR Progress LLC Concord Ltd.
General Maritime Subsidiary Corporation GMR Defiance LLC GMR Revenge LLC Contest Ltd.
General Maritime Subsidiary II Corporation GMR Elektra LLC GMR St. Nikolas LLC Concept Ltd.
Arlington Tankers Ltd. GMR George T LLC GMR Spyridon LLC GMR Concord LLC
General Maritime Investments LLC GMR GP LLC GMR Star LLC GMR Contest LLC
General Maritime Subsidiary NSF Corporation GMR Gulf LLC GMR Strength LLC GMR Concept LLC.
General Product Carriers Corporation GMR Harriet G LLC GMR Trader LLC  
General Maritime Administration Corporation GMR Hope LLC GMR Trust LLC  
General Maritime Management LLC GMR Horn LLC GMR Atlas LLC  

  • There are 6 non-Debtor affiliates of General Maritime Corporation. The non-Debtor affiliates include:

    • General Maritime Management (Portugal) Limitada

    • General Maritime Crewing Pte. Limited

    • General Maritime Management (Hellas) Ltd.

    • General Maritime Management (UK) LLC

    • General Maritime Management (Portugal) LLC

    • Limited "General Maritime Crewing"

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2. What is the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors?

  • The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors (the "Creditors' Committee") is appointed by the United States Trustee to ensure that creditor interests are properly safeguarded in a chapter 11 bankruptcy case.

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3. What is the role of the Creditors' Committee?

  • The Creditors' Committee may employ legal counsel or other consultants, confer with the Debtors in the administration of the estate, conduct investigations into the Debtors' financial affairs, participate in plan formation, and generally represent the interests of creditors.

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4. Who is the judge presiding over the General Maritime cases?

  • The General Maritime Cases are assigned to the Honorable Martin Glenn, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of New York.

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5. Who is the United States Trustee in the General Maritime Cases?

  • The acting United States Trustee for the General Maritime cases is Paul K. Schwartzberg.

  • Click here for the United States Trustee's contact information.

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6. What role does the United States Trustee play in the General Maritime cases?

  • The United States Trustee is a public official whose general responsibility is to ensure that the public interest is being properly served in the administration of bankruptcy cases. The United States Trustee has extensive duties, including monitoring chapter 11 plans, ensuring that debtors are properly filing fees, schedules, and reports, watching for debtor abuse and other illicit behavior, and assisting the U.S. Attorney in prosecuting crimes committed in the course of a bankruptcy case.

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