The debtors, part of a group of affiliated corporations collectively referred to as "Takata," are manufacturers and distributors of automotive safety systems. Certain airbags sold by Takata were subject to an investigation and large-scale product recall, and the ultimate parent, Takata Corporation, eventually pleaded guilty to wire fraud. Hawaii, New Mexico, and the Virgin Islands also filed claims against Takata on account of false or misleading statements it made to the public about the airbags, seeking civil penalties, restitution, and disgorgement.