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GGW Brands, LLC
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June 03, 2014
A trustee for the adult entertainment company behind the "Girls Gone Wild" video series asked a California federal court Monday to hold the bankrupt company's founder in contempt for interfering with the trustee's orderly administration of the debtors' estates by harassing employees.
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April 10, 2014
A trustee for the adult entertainment company behind the "Girls Gone Wild" video series told a California federal court Wednesday that he has to cancel an auction of the bankrupt company's remaining assets after no bids met the minimum required for the auction to take place.
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March 07, 2014
The trustee for the producers of the "Girls Gone Wild" video series' Chapter 11 bankruptcy case asked a California federal judge on Thursday to stave off a tenant's attempts to evict the company units from their Los Angeles office, saying it violated the terms of a lease agreement that was likely destroyed by GGW founder Joe Francis.
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February 13, 2014
The adult entertainment company behind the "Girls Gone Wild" video series on Wednesday sought approval from a California bankruptcy judge to auction off its remaining assets as part of its ongoing Chapter 11 case, having secured a stalking horse bid of $1.825 million.
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January 31, 2014
A trustee for adult entertainment company GGW Brands LLC asked a California bankruptcy judge Thursday to approve a settlement that will allow a Missouri woman who was involuntarily filmed exposing her breasts and featured in a pornographic video to enter a claim to collect the majority of a $5.8 million debt she is owed by affiliated companies.
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November 19, 2013
The bankruptcy trustee of the California company behind the "Girls Gone Wild" video series asked the court Monday to approve a settlement with the Chapter 7 trustee of Mantra Films Inc., which would favorably resolve claims that the debtors sold videos owned by Mantra.
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August 09, 2013
A federal bankruptcy judge on Friday approved a settlement agreement between casino magnate Stephen A. Wynn and the bankruptcy trustee of the California company behind the “Girls Gone Wild” video series, reducing Wynn’s claims against the company to $28 million.
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July 29, 2013
Creditors in the bankruptcy of the California company behind "Girls Gone Wild" on Friday railed against a settlement reached with casino giant Steve Wynn, arguing that the agreement unfairly favors Wynn and neglects at least $8.7 million in claims owed to other creditors.
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July 24, 2013
The bankrupt company behind the racy “Girls Gone Wild” videos balked at a settlement on Tuesday struck between its court-appointed trustee and casino magnate Steve Wynn, claiming the deal is based on the faulty premise that the company is liable for the debts its founder owes Wynn.
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July 16, 2013
The trustee overseeing the bankruptcy of the company that produces "Girls Gone Wild" videos secured a settlement Monday with casino giant Steve Wynn that will reduce his $31 million in claims against the estate by 10 percent.