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Owners of condemned condos face uncertain future
The buildings sit boarded and empty, with owners and former residents scattered around the community and the country, and a $60-million lawsuit crawling through the courts. Starting Monday, owners will cast their votes for either selling the land,
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:28A
Chevy's restaurant in Vallejo, elsewhere will continue to run during restructuring
"It's a financial corporate restructuring," company spokesman Rick Van Warner said. "It's really business as usual at all the restaurants." Union City-based Chevy's is among three restaurant chains overseen by Cypress-based parent company Real Mex
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:07A
Obama defends Solyndra loan
Obama said the government should continue to give loan guarantees to help green energy companies compete with other countries that spend billions to subsidize solar panels and other renewable energy manufacturing. Solyndra, the California company that
Updated: 10/07/2011 03:58A
Decision on FIFA request for Real Zaragoza points deduction expected within
However, having received official notification from the RFEF at FIFA's request, Zaragoza are thought to be prepared to fight any deduction under the umbrella of the 'Ley Concursal', the Spanish Bankruptcy Law, which they have been subjected to since
Updated: 10/07/2011 03:49A
Pelley Law Office, LLP Recognized as "Allen's Best Bankruptcy Attorney" for 2011
Pelley Law Office, LLP has been recognized by the Allen American Readers' Choice awards as "Allen's Best Bankruptcy Attorney" for 2011. Residents of Allen, Texas, vote yearly on Readers' Choice Awards. ALLEN, TX, October 07, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/
Updated: 10/07/2011 03:48A
WSET.com - ABC13Va slavery museum owes creditors more than $7m
(AP) - Documents filed in US Bankruptcy Court show the United States National Slavery Museum led by former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder owes creditors more than $7 million. The museum filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month in Richmond.
Updated: 10/07/2011 03:31A
Documents show slavery museum led by former Gov. Wilder owes creditors more
Documents filed in US Bankruptcy Court show the United States National Slavery Museum led by former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder owes creditors more than $7 million. The museum filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month in Richmond.
Updated: 10/07/2011 03:20A
President defends US loan to Solyndra, says solar is viable
By AP WASHINGTON — President Obama said Thursday that the United States must not surrender development of clean energy to China and other countries, despite the spectacular failure of a solar-panel manufacturer that filed for bankruptcy after taking a
Updated: 10/07/2011 03:17A
Aspen businessman DeGraff files for bankruptcy protection
Kutner Miller Brinen PC, the law firm representing DeGraff in the bankruptcy, has received $36431 to handle the case, according to a Monday filing in the case. An application to employ the firm, which is filed with the bankruptcy case,
Updated: 10/07/2011 03:13A
Philadelphia Orchestra management, musicians reach tentative pact
A "host of minor issues" remained to be worked out in the 200-page labor pact, Philadelphia Orchestra Association lawyer Lawrence G. McMichael said in US Bankruptcy Court Thursday. "The process of getting through the minutiae" is ongoing,
Updated: 10/07/2011 03:10A
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