The U.S. Supreme Court’s plurality decision in the Chapter 13 case, Till v. SCS Credit Corp., could be one of the most significant Supreme Court decisions on reorganization since the passage of the Bankruptcy Code. Many bankruptcy and appellate courts have found the Till decision to be “instructive and informative” in guiding the courts in determining cram down rates for Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases. But the question for experts is: What information do you need to determine the appropriate cram down rate? This article will discuss the Till factors, circumstances of the estate, the nature of the security, and feasibility,…