A mutual understanding between Pope Car owner Jim Rich and his chapter 11 attorney allows a determined Chicago lawyer to move all state lawsuits back into the Federal court system.
February 5, 2006 (Press Release) --
After a 341 US Trustee meeting held on Thursday February 2nd 2006, a mutual understanding between Pope Car Owner Jim Rich and his chapter 11 attorney, allows a determined Chicago lawyer to move all State lawsuits involving a commercial bank, village and the Rich Harvest Farms golf course owner, back into the Federal court system, by using Jim’’s, Pope car sale proceeds, to pay the Chicago attorney’’s retainer.
In addition, Jim’’s Attorney agreed to contact the Chicago Attorney Immediately, in a agreement that his attorney fees were, also, paid out of the Pope car proceeds.
The game plan is to allow the, supplemental, Chicago Attorney to bring forward the, down played and ignored, activities of tortuous interference by a the bank, village and creditor, that, truly, caused Jim Rich and his company Jim Rich Enterprises into a twin Federal Chapter 11.
A 341 Chapter 11 meeting invites all creditors within a Chapter 11 case an opportunity to dispute any concerns they might have regarding the debtors plan of resolution through litigation, liquidation and reorganization.
The only creditor that attended the US trustee 341 meeting, in Chicago, was a, tardy, attorney representing the Sugar Grove, Illinois golf course owner.
In review, December 23, 2005, Jim Rich and his Company Jim Rich Enterprises Inc., also known as, Chicago West "Mona Lisa's Hideaway" filed a new corporate Chapter 11 Case in The United States Bankruptcy Court of The Northern District of Illinois Eastern Division as CASE NO. 05 64170 and on January 10, 2006 this case was consolidated with Jim Rich's personal Chapter 11 CASE NO 05 24115 to administer a liquidation sale ( to the general public ) to part of this creditors golf course ( Rich Harvest Farms ) and to furthermore, process several ( 365( k ) chapter 11 code ) creditor disputes and lawsuits involving a "tight nit" relationship of this creditor to a village and commercial bank regarding this matter.
This twin chapter 11 case was formed to protect an American Dream from destruction by a creditor to a chapter 11 bankruptcy case, who, tortuously interfered, defamed and railroaded Jim Rich Enterprises Inc. in to bankruptcy, causing Jim Rich Enterprises, to needlessly auction off it’’’’s Pope John Paul ll’’’’s car, in Las Vegas last October of 2005, due to the jealously of it’’’’s attention overwhelming this creditors private golf course.
In Closing, this pair of Chapter 11 cases will permanently separate Jim Rich Enterprises Inc. and it's CEO ( Jim Rich ) from this creditor and financially justify him with punitive and special damages.
You can log on to www.Chapter1111.com for details.
cc US Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald
cc Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan
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After a 341 US Trustee meeting held on Thursday February 2nd 2006, a mutual understanding between Pope Car Owner Jim Rich and his chapter 11 attorney, allows a determined Chicago lawyer to move all State lawsuits involving a commercial bank, village and the Rich Harvest Farms golf course owner, back into the Federal court system, by using Jim’’s, Pope car sale proceeds, to pay the Chicago attorney’’s retainer.
In addition, Jim’’s Attorney agreed to contact the Chicago Attorney Immediately, in a agreement that his attorney fees were, also, paid out of the Pope car proceeds.
The game plan is to allow the, supplemental, Chicago Attorney to bring forward the, down played and ignored, activities of tortuous interference by a the bank, village and creditor, that, truly, caused Jim Rich and his company Jim Rich Enterprises into a twin Federal Chapter 11.
A 341 Chapter 11 meeting invites all creditors within a Chapter 11 case an opportunity to dispute any concerns they might have regarding the debtors plan of resolution through litigation, liquidation and reorganization.
The only creditor that attended the US trustee 341 meeting, in Chicago, was a, tardy, attorney representing the Sugar Grove, Illinois golf course owner.
In review, December 23, 2005, Jim Rich and his Company Jim Rich Enterprises Inc., also known as, Chicago West "Mona Lisa's Hideaway" filed a new corporate Chapter 11 Case in The United States Bankruptcy Court of The Northern District of Illinois Eastern Division as CASE NO. 05 64170 and on January 10, 2006 this case was consolidated with Jim Rich's personal Chapter 11 CASE NO 05 24115 to administer a liquidation sale ( to the general public ) to part of this creditors golf course ( Rich Harvest Farms ) and to furthermore, process several ( 365( k ) chapter 11 code ) creditor disputes and lawsuits involving a "tight nit" relationship of this creditor to a village and commercial bank regarding this matter.
This twin chapter 11 case was formed to protect an American Dream from destruction by a creditor to a chapter 11 bankruptcy case, who, tortuously interfered, defamed and railroaded Jim Rich Enterprises Inc. in to bankruptcy, causing Jim Rich Enterprises, to needlessly auction off it’’’’s Pope John Paul ll’’’’s car, in Las Vegas last October of 2005, due to the jealously of it’’’’s attention overwhelming this creditors private golf course.
In Closing, this pair of Chapter 11 cases will permanently separate Jim Rich Enterprises Inc. and it's CEO ( Jim Rich ) from this creditor and financially justify him with punitive and special damages.
You can log on to www.Chapter1111.com for details.
cc US Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald
cc Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan
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