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United States of America v. Sandwich Isles Communications, Inc. et al
Case Number:
1:18-cv-00145
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Judge:
Firms
- Ashford & Wriston
- Choi & Ito
- Gallagher Kane
- Kobayashi Sugita
- McCorriston Miller
- Morgan Lewis
- Starn O'Toole
- Steptoe & Johnson PLLC
- Tamashiro Sogi
Companies
- Central Pacific Financial Corp.
- Dell Technologies Inc.
- Hawaiian Electric Co. Inc.
- Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc.
- Hawaiian Telcom Communications Inc.
- Hawaiian Telcom Holdco Inc.
- Hawaii National Bank
Government Agencies
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December 19, 2023
Gov't Nears Deal In $129M Loan Fight With Telecom
Sandwich Isles Communications and a U.S. Department of Agriculture bank have come to general terms about how and when to sell off the Hawaii-based telecom carrier's assets to help pay back the $129 million in federal loans it defaulted on, according to a recent filing.
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July 23, 2019
Feds Win Toss Of Hawaii Telecom Co.'s Claim In $129M Fight
A judge has tossed Hawaii-based telecom carrier Sandwich Isles Communications' counterclaims against the federal government for allegedly reducing services to Native Hawaiians, finding that the carrier defaulted on several federal loans totaling $129 million.