August 19, 2016
A Florida federal judge on Thursday enforced credit reporting company TransUnion's $154 million deal to purchase data solutions provider TLFO LLC in a 2013 bankruptcy sale, ruling a former TLFO employee and his new company had no claim to certain intellectual property that seemingly went to TransUnion in the deal.
January 14, 2015
A credit reporting company that purchased data solutions provider TLFO LLC in a Florida bankruptcy sale sought on Tuesday to enforce the $154 million deal and hold a company made up of former TLFO employees in contempt for trying to lay claim to the company's intellectual property.
December 13, 2013
A Florida bankruptcy judge on Friday approved the $154 million sale of data solutions company TLO LLC to TransUnion Acquisition Corp. despite objections from competing bidders including a Warburg Pincus LLC unit.
November 26, 2013
A LexisNexis Group unit was prepared to offer $180 million for the assets of bankrupt Florida-based data solutions provider TLO LLC before bidding was shut down by the debtor, according to a transcript of the auction filed Thursday.
November 22, 2013
Bankrupt Florida-based data solutions provider TLO LLC on Thursday asked for court approval of the sale of its assets to TransUnion Acquisition Corp. for $154 million, which the debtor says will allow creditors to be paid in full.
November 18, 2013
A former LexisNexis Group CEO, along with private equity firm Warburg Pincus LLC, on Friday objected to the upcoming asset sale of bankrupt Florida-based data solutions provider TLO LLC, saying that as a competing bidder they need more information about a $105 million stalking horse bid.
November 01, 2013
TLO LLC, the Boca Raton, Fla.-based data solutions provider that fell into bankruptcy after its founder unexpectedly died in January, on Friday submitted a liquidation plan that hinges on an asset sale with a stalking horse bid of $105 million.
May 15, 2013
A director of TLO LLC on Monday asked a Florida bankruptcy judge to reject the data systems provider's $6 million post-petition financing package, saying it could hand the lenders — who are also the company's co-CEOs — a large stake in TLO on the cheap.