October 23, 2024
A Delaware bankruptcy judge said Wednesday that he won't, for now, set aside more than $242,000 in legal fees he ordered a lawyer representing the owners of an insolvent government contractor to pay in a clawback lawsuit, saying that since the sanctions order was appealed to the district court, he doesn't have jurisdiction.
August 08, 2024
A Delaware bankruptcy judge said Thursday he'd approve an order allowing discovery in a suit alleging principles of a bankrupt government water contractor engaged in fraud, including $14.5 million in transfers ahead of the bankruptcy, excluding the owner because she has been indicted for perjury.
April 29, 2024
An insolvent government contractor and its lawyers should pay opposing counsel's fees in an adversary action, attorneys representing the debtor's Chapter 7 trustee and creditors told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Monday, accusing the company and its principals of making false and misleading statements in the $14 million clawback lawsuit.