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Fox Rothschild LLP | Heather Ries of Fox Rothschild Receives Awards from South
On September 27, Ries was awarded by the Bankruptcy Bar Association, Southern District of Florida, with its Distinguished Service Award for 2010-2011. As the director-at-large of the association, Ries established, organized and participated in monthly
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:51A
Mets ruling foiling Picard suits
Safra National Bank of New York yesterday asked a bankruptcy judge to dismiss a suit by trustee Irving Picard, citing US District Judge Jed Rakoff's Sept. 27 ruling. Rye Select Broad Market XL Portfolio Ltd., based in the Cayman Islands,
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:49A
Rochester Based Kodak Facing Possible Bankruptcy
ROCHESTER, NY (AP) - Investors dumped Eastman Kodak's stock amid fears that the photography pioneer is headed toward bankruptcy. The Wall Street Journal rattled Kodak's already jittery shareholders with a report that the company has hired Jones Day,
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:48A
Investors dump Kodak's stock amid fears that it is headed toward bankruptcy
The Wall Street Journal rattled Kodak's already jittery shareholders with a Friday report that the company has hired Jones Day, a law firm that dispenses advice on bankruptcies and other restructuring alternatives. Kodak confirmed the Jones Day hiring
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:30A
Kodak denies bankruptcy plans; shares plummet
Eastman Kodak Company, which delivered the first consumer camera in 1888, denied it had a bankruptcy plan, saying it was committed to meeting its obligations and is still looking for ways to "monetize" its patent portfolio. Kodak shares lost more than
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:25A
Hotel Indigo has new owner
The Hotel Indigo at Third Avenue North and Union Street in downtown Nashville was bought Friday for $14 million in a bankruptcy sale. / Samuel M. Simpkins / The Tennessean Bob Winston, president of Winston Hospitality in Raleigh, NC, snaps up troubled
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:12A
Brankrupt troubleshooter Martino sues bank accusing him of hiding assets
Bankrupt troubleshooter Tom Martino took a legal swipe at the New Mexico bank accusing him of hiding assets by suing it for allegedly violating bankruptcy laws designed to protect him. Martino is seeking damages against International
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:07A
Feds file to get trustee for failed Solyndra
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department is seeking to wrest control of failed solar-panel firm Solyndra LLC from company management and place it in the hands of a court-appointed trustee. In a filing with the US Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, the Justice
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:07A
Judge lets Papa John's Pizza franchise pay owed wages
A bankruptcy court judge in Maryland has approved an emergency motion by a Papa John's Pizza franchise to pay wages owed to about 1200 employees. PJCOMN Acquisition, which owns 72 Papa John's Pizza restaurants in Colorado and Minnesota,
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:07A
Billions in new loans reflect deadline push
Meanwhile, the Justice Department moved to take away control of a failed solar panel maker from its management and transfer it to a court-appointed trustee. Energy Secretary Steven Chu said the department completed deals on four projects, including two
Updated: 10/01/2011 03:07A
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