The law needs to be changed to where creditors are able to take back what's theirs, if they haven't been paid for it, bankruptcy or no bankruptcy. It is a form of theft to knowingly keep/profit off of somebody else's property that was not paid for. It should not be theft under the law to take back something that is rightfully yours, especially if you can establish that it was not paid for, even after they profited off of the sales of your product.
For a situation like this, it should only take getting a sherrif's deputy to verify that you are owed back your merchandise and to come along with you to help repossess what's rightfully yours. It's ridiculous how lenient our bankruptcy code is to debtors and how it punishes the creditors, who are lucky if they receive a fraction of what they are owed.
Maybe these statements are not in the favor of Sears right now, but think that @WvkxnFE-1atx ‘s point is valid.