Law360, Wilmington (January 17, 2013, 9:35 PM ET) -- An attorney for Tribune Co. told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Wednesday that the recently reorganized media giant intends to toss the lion's share of clawback suits launched against its executives once it is assigned them.
The adversary complaints initially were filed by the committee of unsecured creditors in 2010 in an attempt to recover allegedly preferential payments made to Tribune executives, but under the confirmed Chapter 11 plan, roughly 170 of the actions will become property of the reorganized debtor.
“We intend to dismiss the majority...
Tribune Plans To Drop Most Clawback Suits Against Execs
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