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Sen Quinn ordered to repay 417 million to IBRC
The bank had sought summary judgemnt for just over 2 billion against Mr Quinn, who filed for volunarty bankruptcy in Northern Ireland on November 11th last, nine days after the bank issued its summary judgemnt proceedings here.
Updated: 11/23/2011 07:07A
5 Worst American Companies
In 2002, United Airways filed for bankruptcy, as it failed to keep its costs under control, which along with the rising oil prices made United loss $2.14 billion. It tried to cut down costs with its employees, suppliers and contractors.
Updated: 11/23/2011 07:06A
Macey Bankruptcy Law's Own Marla Tate Named Paralegal of the Quarter
The bankruptcy attorneys at Macey Bankruptcy Law are pleased to announce that their very own Marla Tate has been awarded the honor of Paralegal of the Quarter by 722 Redemption Funding. And the award goes to Marla Tate of Macey Bankruptcy Law in
Updated: 11/23/2011 07:05A
Turning the pages of Jefferson County's Chapter 9
There's more pinstripe in the US Bankruptcy Court in Birmingham these days than in Yankee Stadium. There might even be more Yankees. At issue this week, of course, was whether sewer receiver John S. Young will remain in Jefferson County with power
Updated: 11/23/2011 07:02A
Judge rules on 400m of Anglo Quinn claim
The bank's claim for a further 1.6 billion has been adjourned until next Monday to give the official receiver in charge of Mr Quinn's bankruptcy in the North a further chance to tell the court if he wants to challenge that claim.
Updated: 11/23/2011 06:57A
In Greece, property-tax protest gathers pace
By MarketWatch ATHENS -- Opposition to an unpopular property tax imposed to help secure bankruptcy-saving EU loans gathered pace in Greece Wednesday ahead of a new general strike called by unions against austerity cuts. The powerful syndicate of
Updated: 11/23/2011 06:56A
OUR VIEW: Rather than just issuing a resolution asking for the sewer
By Birmingham News editorial board How nice for the Jefferson County Legislative Delegation to finally agree with the Jefferson County Commission on something: court-appointed sewer receiver John S. Young must go now that the county is in bankruptcy.
Updated: 11/23/2011 06:51A
Judge to determine if Harrisburg bankruptcy filing is legal
A federal judge will hold a hearing today to determine if city council's claim of Chapter 9 bankruptcy is legal. The choices are simple and could be narrowed to soon. After this bankruptcy hearing today, Judge Mary France will decide whether city
Updated: 11/23/2011 06:37A
Lenders Gain Back $335M from Halted Inspirada
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Updated: 11/23/2011 06:32A
Jefferson County sewer receiver's status still in question
By Russell Hubbard -- The Birmingham News The status of court-appointed sewer receiver John S. Young remained in limbo Tuesday, after a federal bankruptcy judge didn't rule on whether Young can retain control of the sanitary system's finances and
Updated: 11/23/2011 06:31A
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