Appeals court rules in favor of U.S. in Cup lawsuit
April 2, 2009
The New York Court of Appeals today reversed a lower court decision in a long-running legal dispute over the next America’s Cup, making Larry Ellison’s
The New York Court of Appeals today reversed a lower court decision in a long-running legal dispute over the next America’s Cup, making Larry Ellison’s
Champlin’s Marina expansion plans on Block Island’s Great Salt Pond could wind up in Rhode Island Supreme Court following a judgment released this week by
First Trade Union Bank, with offices in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York, has entered the yacht financing industry. The bank appointed Jim Velez vice
A bankruptcy court judge in Delaware approved the sale of the assets of Boater’s World, in an order dated March 20. On March 15, Ritz
Ritz Camera Centers has selected a proposed bid for the sale of its Boater’s World retail stores. During a court-approved auction Tuesday, the preferred bid
A bankruptcy court judge yesterday approved the bidding procedures for Boater’s World’s assets, with an auction scheduled for noon Tuesday in New York, according to
Ritz Camera Centers, which filed for bankruptcy protection last month, is selling the business and/or assets of its Boater’s World Marine Centers to maintain Ritz’s
A Rhode Island Superior Court judge has reversed a ruling by the state Coastal Resources Management Council and will allow Champlin’s Marina to go ahead
Ritz Camera Centers, which operates 130 Boater’s World Marine Centers, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with U.S. bankruptcy court in Delaware. The more
A New York boatyard owner has filed a $19 million lawsuit against a Long Island town, some of its officials and a competitor for allegedly
The New York Court of Appeals today reversed a lower court decision in a long-running legal dispute over the next America’s Cup, making Larry Ellison’s
Champlin’s Marina expansion plans on Block Island’s Great Salt Pond could wind up in Rhode Island Supreme Court following a judgment released this week by
First Trade Union Bank, with offices in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York, has entered the yacht financing industry. The bank appointed Jim Velez vice
A bankruptcy court judge in Delaware approved the sale of the assets of Boater’s World, in an order dated March 20. On March 15, Ritz
Ritz Camera Centers has selected a proposed bid for the sale of its Boater’s World retail stores. During a court-approved auction Tuesday, the preferred bid
A bankruptcy court judge yesterday approved the bidding procedures for Boater’s World’s assets, with an auction scheduled for noon Tuesday in New York, according to
Ritz Camera Centers, which filed for bankruptcy protection last month, is selling the business and/or assets of its Boater’s World Marine Centers to maintain Ritz’s
A Rhode Island Superior Court judge has reversed a ruling by the state Coastal Resources Management Council and will allow Champlin’s Marina to go ahead
Ritz Camera Centers, which operates 130 Boater’s World Marine Centers, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with U.S. bankruptcy court in Delaware. The more
A New York boatyard owner has filed a $19 million lawsuit against a Long Island town, some of its officials and a competitor for allegedly
