Genmar objects to FLW Outdoors motion on engines
November 16, 2009
Objections were filed to FLW Outdoors’ expedited motion that it be allowed to obtain possession of 46 engines – valued at more than $450,000 –
Objections were filed to FLW Outdoors’ expedited motion that it be allowed to obtain possession of 46 engines – valued at more than $450,000 –
Irwin Jacobs has stepped down as CEO, chairman of the board and as a director of Genmar Holdings to avoid a potential conflict of interest
A bankruptcy court judge in Minnesota approved Genmar Holding’s motion to enter into an exclusivity and expense agreement with a potential stalking horse. Genmar has
Textron Financial Corp. and Textron Financial Canada filed an objection to Genmar Holdings’ motion relating to the sale of the company, saying Genmar needs to
The Unsecured Creditors Committee in the Genmar bankruptcy case today said it will “support a process that will result in the sale of the Genmar
Genmar Holdings is now pursuing a sales process rather than a reorganization as a means to exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to court filings.
Genmar Holdings is asking a bankruptcy court judge to allow it to sell property it owns in Oregon, where it previously manufactured Seaswirl boats. The
Genmar Holdings has until Nov. 4 to file its plans for reorganization, a judge in U.S. bankruptcy court in Minnesota has ruled. In addition, the
Genmar is asking a bankruptcy court judge to approve a settlement agreement between it and Rinker Boat Co. regarding accusations of trademark infringement. In April,
Genmar Holdings has filed for an extension to submit its plan of reorganization to emerge from Chapter 11, according to documents filed with bankruptcy court
Objections were filed to FLW Outdoors’ expedited motion that it be allowed to obtain possession of 46 engines – valued at more than $450,000 –
Irwin Jacobs has stepped down as CEO, chairman of the board and as a director of Genmar Holdings to avoid a potential conflict of interest
A bankruptcy court judge in Minnesota approved Genmar Holding’s motion to enter into an exclusivity and expense agreement with a potential stalking horse. Genmar has
Textron Financial Corp. and Textron Financial Canada filed an objection to Genmar Holdings’ motion relating to the sale of the company, saying Genmar needs to
The Unsecured Creditors Committee in the Genmar bankruptcy case today said it will “support a process that will result in the sale of the Genmar
Genmar Holdings is now pursuing a sales process rather than a reorganization as a means to exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to court filings.
Genmar Holdings is asking a bankruptcy court judge to allow it to sell property it owns in Oregon, where it previously manufactured Seaswirl boats. The
Genmar Holdings has until Nov. 4 to file its plans for reorganization, a judge in U.S. bankruptcy court in Minnesota has ruled. In addition, the
Genmar is asking a bankruptcy court judge to approve a settlement agreement between it and Rinker Boat Co. regarding accusations of trademark infringement. In April,
Genmar Holdings has filed for an extension to submit its plan of reorganization to emerge from Chapter 11, according to documents filed with bankruptcy court
