Federal Whistleblower Challenges Wellpath-H.I.G. Bankruptcy Process
TL;DR
Dr. Gill files unprecedented 75-in-One motion suite in Wellpath bankruptcy, challenging private equity influence on reorganization process.
Dr. Gill submits 300-page motion suite in Wellpath bankruptcy, citing ADA retaliation, procedural fraud, and abuse of third-party releases.
Dr. Gill's actions aim to expose structural abuse, protect whistleblower rights, and uphold constitutional governance within federal bankruptcy proceedings.
Dr. Gill's 75-in-One motion suite represents an unprecedented challenge to private equity influence in bankruptcy proceedings, ensuring transparency and accountability.
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Dr. Kanwar Partap Singh Gill, M.D., a board-certified physician and federally protected whistleblower, has taken a bold step in the bankruptcy proceedings of Wellpath Holdings, Inc. by filing a 75-in-One Verified Emergency Motion Suite. This extensive 300-page document is described as the most comprehensive verified whistleblower submission in the history of the federal bankruptcy system. The motion challenges the integrity of the reorganization process, accusing private equity sponsor H.I.G. Capital and its agents of manipulating the process to extinguish billions in legal exposure through questionable means.
The allegations include the abuse of non-consensual third-party releases, ballot manipulation, and judicial docket suppression. Dr. Gill's filings, which were submitted between April 14 and April 22, 2025, raised serious concerns about ADA retaliation, ERISA fiduciary breaches, IRS §409A noncompliance, and governance-based CPOM violations. However, these objections were not publicly docketed, leading to a misleading impression of creditor consensus.
In response, Dr. Gill's 75-in-One motion seeks to strike the plan supplement, invalidate tainted ballots and voting reports, disqualify the noticing agent and debtor counsel, and enforce constitutional due process rights under the Fifth Amendment. Additionally, the motion calls for referrals to the DOJ, U.S. Trustee, and Grand Jury under specific statutes, highlighting the gravity of the alleged violations.
The motion invokes protections under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), ERISA, CPOM Doctrine, and governing bankruptcy statutes. With a confirmation hearing scheduled for April 30, 2025, Dr. Gill argues that the process cannot lawfully proceed with 75 verified motions pending. He has expressed his intention to pursue all available post-confirmation remedies, underscoring his commitment to exposing structural abuse and upholding judicial integrity.
This case represents a critical examination of private equity influence in bankruptcy proceedings and the protections afforded to whistleblowers and creditors. For more information on the legal standards involved, visit https://www.uscourts.gov.
Curated from 24-7 Press Release
