By Nathan RushtonThe Eureka ReporterJuly 29, 2008After nearly 150 years as one of the county's most high-profile and largest timber company, which has been embroiled in 18 months of contentious…
By Nathan RushtonThe Eureka ReporterJuly 29, 2008A federal judge in the Pacific Lumber Co. bankruptcy case has denied an emergency motion by Mendocino Redwood Co. to order Scotia Pacific to…
Eureka ReporterJuly 29, 2008PALCO President offers employees best wishesAfter 150 years of logging and milling operations in the county and 18 months of contentious battling in federal bankruptcy court, the…
By David McLaughlinDow Jones NewswiresJuly 29, 2008Corporate officers of a Pacific Lumber Co. subsidiary, facing contempt citations for failing to abide by a federal court order, agreed Tuesday to turn…
By John DriscollThe Times-StandardJuly 28, 2008Sometime today, God willing, the long brawl over the Pacific Lumber Co. should be over.For more than 20 years, the timber giant has been stricken…
By Nathan RushtonThe Eureka ReporterJuly 26, 2008More last-minute court filings in the Pacific Lumber Co. bankruptcy case Thursday show a less-than-smooth transition as Mendocino Redwood Co. prepares to implement its…
By John DriscollThe Times-StandardJuly 25, 2008The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has denied a stay blocking the Mendocino Redwood Co.'s plans to rebuild the Pacific Lumber Co."We're extremely pleased…
By Nathan RushtonThe Eureka ReporterJuly 25, 2008An appeals court issued a key ruling Thursday in the Pacific Lumber Co. bankruptcy case denying a creditors group's motion for a stay in…
By Hank SimsThe North Coast JournalJuly 24, 2008It came in with a bang, but it's ending with a whimper. That's the story of the maximally important Pacific Lumber bankruptcy case,…
By Mike GeniellaSanta Rosa Press DemocratJuly 23, 2008Lumber Mill DealThe $530 million reorganization plan proposed by Ukiah-based Mendocino Redwood and Marathon Structured Finance could proceed as early as Monday if…