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Conex Holdings, Inc. et al v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. et al
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October 02, 2012
Wells Fargo, Others Say Forced Bankruptcy Suit Lacks Facts
Wells Fargo Bank NA, Bank of Montreal and Prudential Insurance Co. of America pressed a Texas federal judge Monday to toss an oil industry contractor's suit alleging they pushed it into bankruptcy, arguing the contractor had not presented enough facts to support its allegations.
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August 21, 2012
Wells, Prudential Caused Bankruptcy Over $150M Loan: Suit
Wells Fargo Bank NA and Prudential Insurance Co. of America are accused of orchestrating an elaborate plot to get repayment on a $150 million loan by pushing Texas-based mechanical contractor Conex International LLC, which services the refining and petrochemical industries, into involuntary bankruptcy, according to a case removed to federal court Friday.