UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
GALVESTON DIVISION
Case No. 07-80605, filed November 14, 2007.
Chapter 11.
In re: EAGLE BROADBAND, INC., et al.
Debtors.
This web page is a compilation of information from the web site of the
court. For
more information, see the Eagle.petrofsky.org
home page.
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reading it. For current docket information, please follow this link
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Denies Eagle's applications to employ Bettison, Doyle, Apffel &
Guarino, P.C. ("BDAG") as special corporate counsel. Jeff Adams, an
attorney at BDAG, "failed to adequately disclose his service as
corporate secretary of several of the Debtors". The court further
notes that "Adams continues to fail to disclose information which
might be considered adverse to his representation."
Discloses payments to Mark Goldowitz, attorney for Thomas Mould
a/k/a Doe 5 a/k/a Benderanddundat. (This is not a court ruling, but I'm highlighting it
here, for now, because it is the first bankruptcy document that
mentions the Eagle v. Does case.) On page 3 of attachment 3(b) (page
4 of the PDF file), Eagle states that during the 90-day period prior
to filing bankruptcy (i.e, August 16 to November 14), Eagle made a
total of $35,073.72 in payments to Mould's attorney, with the last
payment being made on September 21. Eagle states that its outstanding
debt to Mould was thereby reduced to $0. This statement appears to
conflict with the acknowledgement
Mould filed in the Eagle v. Does case on October 9, which indicated that the $66,451.68 August 9, 2006 judgment
was still only partially satisfied.
Miscellany
Here is the electronic Notice of Bankruptcy Case
Filing, which shows the time of day that the filing was made (4:28
P.M.). On the same day, at 10:13 A.M., a Harris County constable had
served a writ of
garnishment on Amegy Bank, which was thereby "COMMANDED not to pay
to [Eagle Broadband] any debt or to deliver to [it] any effects". For some other details of some of the events
leading up to the bankruptcy, see the Cubley v. Eagle section on the
eagle.petrofsky.org home page.