Sandy DeanTimes-StandardApril 3, 2008On behalf of Mendocino Redwood Co. and also personally, I want to publicly thank all the unsecured creditors who voted for the MRC/Marathon plan.I also want to…
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by John HowardThe Capitol WeeklyApril 3, 2008Out of the mists of California's North Coast comes an issue that defined a generation of environmental activism and forced protections for the spectacular…
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Sam Johnston (of the Environmental Protection Information Center)The San Francisco ChronicleApril 2, 2008The future of a key part of California's treasured redwood forest may be decided in a Texas bankruptcy…
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Pete WilsonThe San Francisco ChronicleApril 2, 2008Beginning next week, a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Corpus Christi, Texas, will review the five competing plans for the future of Pacific Lumber Co.,…
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EditorialEureka ReporterApril 2, 2008Next Tuesday, in a courtroom in Corpus Christi, Texas, competing plans will be presented for a post-bankruptcy future for the Pacific Lumber Company and its related firms.Three…
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Pete WilsonTimes-StandardApril 1, 2008Currently, there is activity affecting you occurring in Corpus Christi, Texas -- more than 2,100 miles distance and a world away from California's pristine North Coast. A…
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By John DriscollThe Times-StandardApril 1, 2008The Pacific Lumber Co. and its creditors will jockey for position today as its bankruptcy enters what may be its final stage.Unsecured creditors voted enthusiastically…
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By David MclaughlinThe Wall Street JournalMarch 31, 2008Harvard University's $35 billion endowment is thinking about buying a large swath of Northern California forest if a court approves an auction of…
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By Marshall KilduffThe San Francisco ChronicleMarch 31, 2008Supply your own punch-line: "Two governors, a senator, a billionaire and a judge walk into a bar."That's the set-up for a messy and…
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EditorialThe Times-StandardMarch 30, 2008The Pacific Lumber bankruptcy case is a complicated one, with many stakeholders elbowing each other to get the nod from the federal bankruptcy judge in Texas. This…
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