A clawback lawsuit in bankruptcy court takes aim at Lumber Liquidators founder Tom Sullivan, a deep-pockets defendant in the drama surrounding the One Bal Harbour Hotel & Spa.
August 12, 2013 at 11:00 PM
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A bankruptcy clawback lawsuit involving the financially troubled Bal Harbour Hotel & Spa takes aim at the deepest pocket in the case: Lumber Liquidators founder Tom Sullivan.
The complaint was filed by the condominium and hotel associations in Miami bankruptcy court on behalf of all debtors of Elcom Hotel & Spa LLC, which Sullivan co-founded to manage the complex.
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