McStain bankruptcy dismissed
DENVER – A judge has accepted McStain Enterprises’ request to dismiss its bankruptcy case.
The former Louisville-based homebuilder made the request on Nov. 12, saying it would have better success reorganizing the company out of bankruptcy.
Although the case is dismissed, Judge Howard Tallman ordered McStain to keep the former bankruptcy committee updated on all meetings, monthly balance sheets and income statements.
McStain filed for bankruptcy on May 28, 2009, falling victim to the housing bust and a difficult credit market. At the time of the bankruptcy, the company owed creditors between $10 million and $50 million. McStain founders Tom and Caroline Hoyt…
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