Fountain Powerboats sues Reggie Fountain over website
October 10, 2012
The former owner of Fountain Powerboats finds himself in another legal tangle with the company he sold to investors in 2010. Fountain Powerboats filed an
The former owner of Fountain Powerboats finds himself in another legal tangle with the company he sold to investors in 2010. Fountain Powerboats filed an
Recent rulings have kept the boatbuilder’s prospects murky after bankruptcy petition is dismissed Fountain Powerboats and its related entities had their Chapter 11 petition dismissed
Boatbuilder files for bankruptcy for the second time in three years, but the government objects When Fountain Powerboats emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2010,
A U.S. Trustee filed a motion to dismiss Fountain Powerboats’ Chapter 11 bankruptcy case or, in the alternative, appoint a Chapter 11 trustee. The motion,
Fountain Powerboats and its affiliates filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week for the second time in less than three years. The filing was
Work slowly resumes at North Carolina plant in the shadow of multiple court proceedings Boatbuilding has resumed at the Fountain plant in Washington, N.C., despite
A temporary receiver said Wednesday that efforts are under way to get Fountain Powerboats, ProLine Boats, Baja Marine and Donzi Marine back to building boats.
A North Carolina Business Court judge appointed a temporary receiver in First Capital’s case against Fountain Powerboats and other defendants. Last week, Judge James Gale
Lender First Capital is seeking $61.04 million in damages from Fountain Powerboats and other entities for the “borrower defendants’ ” breach of loan agreements, according
Reggie Fountain may have parted ways late last year with the company that bears his name, but the two parties continue to battle in court.
The former owner of Fountain Powerboats finds himself in another legal tangle with the company he sold to investors in 2010. Fountain Powerboats filed an
Recent rulings have kept the boatbuilder’s prospects murky after bankruptcy petition is dismissed Fountain Powerboats and its related entities had their Chapter 11 petition dismissed
Boatbuilder files for bankruptcy for the second time in three years, but the government objects When Fountain Powerboats emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2010,
A U.S. Trustee filed a motion to dismiss Fountain Powerboats’ Chapter 11 bankruptcy case or, in the alternative, appoint a Chapter 11 trustee. The motion,
Fountain Powerboats and its affiliates filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week for the second time in less than three years. The filing was
Work slowly resumes at North Carolina plant in the shadow of multiple court proceedings Boatbuilding has resumed at the Fountain plant in Washington, N.C., despite
A temporary receiver said Wednesday that efforts are under way to get Fountain Powerboats, ProLine Boats, Baja Marine and Donzi Marine back to building boats.
A North Carolina Business Court judge appointed a temporary receiver in First Capital’s case against Fountain Powerboats and other defendants. Last week, Judge James Gale
Lender First Capital is seeking $61.04 million in damages from Fountain Powerboats and other entities for the “borrower defendants’ ” breach of loan agreements, according
Reggie Fountain may have parted ways late last year with the company that bears his name, but the two parties continue to battle in court.
