Phil Herrington

Little Rock developer Philip Herrington’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization has been dismissed. read more >

The trustee for Little Rock developer Philip Herrington withdrew a request last week that his bankruptcy be converted from reorganization to Chapter 7 liquidation. read more >

Little Rock developer Philip Herrington recently filed a Chapter 11 reorganization for one of his developments in Oklahoma City. read more >

The trustee for Little Rock developer Philip Herrington has requested that his bankruptcy be converted from reorganization to Chapter 7 liquidation. read more >

Herrington’s $13.45 million Chapter 11 reorganization, filed on March 18, represents one of the largest debt totals in a personal bankruptcy filing in recent years in Arkansas. He listed $5.1 million in assets. read more >

In the recently released, more detailed filing, Phil Herrington listed debts of $13.45 million and assets of $5.06 million. When he initially filed for Chapter 11 in March, the real estate developer listed his estimated debts at between $1 million and $10 million. read more >

The financial woes of dapper Little Rock businessman Phil Herrington have prompted a trip to bankruptcy court. read more >

The judgment represents the outstanding balance on a $4 million loan from First Commercial Bank of Edmond, Oklahoma. read more >

Eleventh-hour negotiations in January produced an agreement that derailed a court-ordered auction of Gaillardia Golf & Country Club in Oklahoma City. The outcome formalized the exit of Little Rock developer Phil Herrington from the club’s ownership picture after 11 years and allowed him to shed more than $8.3 million of debt. read more >

The proposed auction of the Gaillardia Golf & Country Club in Oklahoma City is moving forward after court approval on Dec. 20. read more >

The proposed auction of the Gaillardia Golf & Country Club next month is threatening to remove the last Arkansas ties to the Oklahoma City country club. read more >

Remember the foreclosure action against Little Rock businessman Phil Herrington, his Herrington Inc. private equity and development firm and six business entities associated with property in Utah? That $4.7 million dispute has been resolved. read more >

Foreclosure action is taking place in Oklahoma City and centers on the 275-acre Gaillardia Golf & Country Club with its 7,240-yard championship course. read more >

One Bank & Trust is suing Little Rock businessman Phil Herrington, his Herrington Inc. private equity and development firm and six business entities associated with a $5 million loan backing a five-lot project in Utah. read more >