In the case of International Brotherhood of Teamsters v. Yellow Corp. (In re Yellow Corp.), Case No. 25-307, 2026 WL 1855837 (D. Del.
What It Means to Be a ‘Faltering Company’ Under the Federal WARN Act
A recent Delaware district court opinion affirms a Bankruptcy Court provides some additional clarity on what constitutes an appropriate WARN Act notice and when such notice should be provided. It also provides some clarification regarding the statutory exceptions to the WARN Act notice requirements.

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