M. Randy Rice
Siloam Springs Resale Company NR Group Faces Bankruptcy
A resale consumer products company based in Siloam Springs recently filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation and listed $8.08 million in debt. read more >
$4M Settlement Approved in Turner Grain Case
Creditors in the bankruptcy case of Turner Grain Merchandising Inc. of Brinkley received some good news last month. read more >
Rice Cuts Price from Alliance Insurance Bankruptcy Case
Last month the Chapter 7 trustee for the bankrupt Alliance Insurance Group of Arkadelphia Inc. dismissed its suit against Nathaniel Price. read more >
Trustee Sues Alliance’s Officers for $7.3M
Officials of a bankrupt Arkadelphia insurance agency ignored red flags indicating owner Berry Bishop was committing bank fraud, according to a trustee suing to recover $7.3 million. read more >
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$5.6M Awarded in Turner Grain Arbitration
There’s some good news to report for creditors in the bankruptcy case of Turner Grain Merchandising Inc. of Brinkley. read more >
Grief, Pain and the Fall of Turner Grain
With his father’s death in late 2013 and stress contributing to his losing some 60 pounds in 30 days, Turner Grain Merchandising Inc. co-owner Jason Coleman said he was in no condition to run his company in the months leading to its collapse in August 2014. read more >
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Trustee: Turner Grain Transferred $100M to Related Firms
Turner Grain Merchandising Inc. of Brinkley transferred nearly $100 million to its related companies a year before it filed for bankruptcy protection, according to lawsuits recently filed by its Chapter 7 trustee. read more >
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Steve Clary Bankruptcy Case Remains Open
Although Clary’s bankruptcy filing doesn’t indicate all the creditors that have been paid or what the current debt level is, that doesn’t mean that Clary hasn’t reduced the debt, according to Joshua Silverstein, a professor of law at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s Bowen School of Law. read more >
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Equity Media’s Bankrutpcy Trustee Scores $47.4M Verdict Against Former CEO Luken
Federal court jury finds that the transfer of Equity's Retro Television Network to former chairman and CEO Henry Luken for $18.5 million "was a constructively fraudulent transfer." read more >
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