Negotiated settlements resolve two issues in North Shore Manor bankruptcy case
LOVELAND — Issues remain in the North Shore Manor nursing home bankruptcy case, but the thorny issues that turned Thursday’s hearing contentious were resolved by negotiated agreements today.
Aaron Garber, attorney for North Shore Manor Inc., told Judge Joseph Rosania Jr. at the outset of the continued hearing today that John O’Brien, attorney for Columbine Management Services Inc. and related Columbine companies, was planning to ask for dismissal of his motion to have the court appoint a trustee to run the nursing-home operation.
Rosania didn’t hesitate. He immediately asked O’Brien whether that was true, and when O’Brien confirmed, the judge entered…
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