The goal of bankruptcy reorganization is to assist failing businesses in surviving bankruptcy while also encouraging the revitalization of existing businesses and their sustainable functioning. The use of bankruptcy reorganization trusts has historically been beset by the issue of ambiguous liability definition. To prevent the risk spillover of restructuring trusts, adhere to the prevention principle of commercial liability at the level of responsibility constraint. Pay particular attention to protecting the rights of public creditors and societal interests; letting parties determine their own commercial obligations within the bounds of commercial autonomy; and honoring agreements between parties on trust duty. The trustee becomes responsible for the trust when they don't carry out their share of the committed duties. Define property trust duties, strengthen pre-disclosure requirements, assign trust duties ahead of time, and restrict the extent of trust liability restrictions.