From Austin Business Journal, September 9, 2008...
The Save Our Springs Alliance scored a victory Monday when Travis County Judge Margaret Cooper voided a previous judgment against the environmental nonprofit.
SOS has argued that visiting Judge Bill Bender’s December 2004 decision ordering the group to pay the legal fees of a developer it had sued should be voided because Bender was “not qualified to hear the case.” Cooper agreed with SOS attorney Phil Durst’s argument.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Save Our Spring bankruptcy plan denied
From statesman, August 15, 2008...
In a decision that leaves the Save Our Springs Alliance at least temporarily vulnerable to collection efforts by creditors, a federal bankruptcy judge has dismissed an effort by the Austin environmental group to gain bankruptcy protection.
Save Our Springs Alliance, which developed a reputation for battling potentially environmentally harmful development in the Hill Country, declared bankruptcy in 2007 after it lost a pair of lawsuits against developers and was ordered to pay attorney fees totaling nearly $500,000.
Its repayment plan would have paid creditors pennies on the dollar while keeping it in business.
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In a decision that leaves the Save Our Springs Alliance at least temporarily vulnerable to collection efforts by creditors, a federal bankruptcy judge has dismissed an effort by the Austin environmental group to gain bankruptcy protection.
Save Our Springs Alliance, which developed a reputation for battling potentially environmentally harmful development in the Hill Country, declared bankruptcy in 2007 after it lost a pair of lawsuits against developers and was ordered to pay attorney fees totaling nearly $500,000.
Its repayment plan would have paid creditors pennies on the dollar while keeping it in business.
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
SOS Has Prominent History But Has Sputtered in Recent Years
From statesman.com April 14, 2008...
The Save Our Springs Alliance, perhaps Austin's most prominent environmental group, is in tough straits after a judge denied its repayment plan for creditors.
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The Save Our Springs Alliance, perhaps Austin's most prominent environmental group, is in tough straits after a judge denied its repayment plan for creditors.
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