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Patriarch Partners Agency Services, LLC v. Zohar CDO 2003-1, Ltd. et al
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1:16-cv-04488
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November 21, 2022
Zohar Agents Dodge $10M Breach Of Contract Suit
Debt mogul Lynn Tilton's Patriarch Partners has reached an agreement to dismiss two parties from a contract violation suit against a set of collateralized loan funds she founded that alleged the funds had wrongfully ditched Patriarch as their administrative agent.
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April 21, 2020
Tilton Calls Dura Creditors' Bid For Ch. 11 Suit 'Waste Of Time'
Distressed-debt mogul Lynn Tilton's Patriarch Partners has asked a Delaware bankruptcy court to reject a request by the unsecured creditors of Dura Automotive Systems' Chapter 11 for standing to sue her, calling the motion a "waste of time and resources."
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November 15, 2017
Zohar Funds Lose Bid To Block Patriarch Co. Disbursement
A New York federal judge has declined to block a Patriarch Partners administrative agent from potentially paying out $45 million that several investment funds created by Patriarch's CEO Lynn Tilton have claimed is theirs, ruling that they failed to show money damages couldn't fix any injury they might otherwise allegedly suffer if the disbursement is made.
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December 20, 2016
Schulte Roth Withdraws As Patriarch's Counsel In Zohar Suit
Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP told a New York federal judge Tuesday that it will no longer represent Lynn Tilton's Patriarch Partners in a breach of contract case against investment funds previously managed by Patriarch, citing "irreconcilable differences."
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August 19, 2016
Judge 'Schools' Attorneys in $10M Patriarch Partners Suit
A group of heavy-hitter attorneys got a mild rebuke from a New York federal judge Friday when he called a central issue in Patriarch Partners' $10 million suit against the Zohar funds and Alvarez & Marsal Zohar Management LLC a "first-year law school question" and suggested the issue be briefed by newly minted first-year associates.