Bankruptcy counsel for a Pennsylvania business' trustee agreed in a July 14 stipulation to withdraw an arbitration appeal that stood in the way of the defendants' collection of the money.
July 17, 2023 at 05:00 AM
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Litigation Reporter
The path to collecting $7.1 million in fees and costs just got a lot easier for a trio of defendants.
Bankruptcy counsel for a Pennsylvania business’ trustee agreed in a July 14 stipulation to withdraw an arbitration appeal that stood in the way of the defendants’ collection of the money.
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