 Last month, the Supreme Court ruled that the bankruptcy code does not allow for such immunity. Now, for the first time, the presiding bankruptcy judge will decide whether to grant a standing committee that represents Purdue's creditors the power to sue the Sacklers, or that they plan to try and negotiate a new settlement first. Sackler family members are alleged to have micromanaged Purdue's activities and forced the company to transfer billions of dollars in proceeds to family trusts and offshore accounts. They have denied wrongdoing.