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LMI Legacy Holdings Inc., et al.
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March 13, 2014
Landauer Gets Nod To Solicit Votes For Ch. 11 Plan
Former medical device supplier Landauer-Metropolitan Inc., which sold off its operating assets earlier this year, got the green light from a Delaware bankruptcy judge on Thursday to solicit votes for a liquidation plan that would wrap up its Chapter 11 case.
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January 10, 2014
Bankrupt Landauer Balks At Rival's Motion To Litigate NY Suit
The bankruptcy estate of Landauer-Metropolitan Inc. objected in Delaware bankruptcy court Friday to a request by former suitor and rival Passaic Healthcare Services LLC to lift the automatic stay on a New York lawsuit over a soured merger and breached agreements.
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January 06, 2014
Bankrupt Landauer Gets Nod for $22M Sale To Quadrant
A Delaware bankruptcy judge signed off Monday on the $22 million sale of medical device supplier Landauer-Metropolitan Inc. to a unit of investment firm Quadrant Management Inc., a deal which has taken a number of forms during the course of Chapter 11.
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September 26, 2013
Landauer Pursues Ch. 11 Plan After Stalking Horse Debt Buy
Medical equipment supplier Landauer-Metropolitan Inc. told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Thursday it intends to pursue an acquisition through a Chapter 11 plan rather than a Section 363 sale after stalking horse bidder Quadrant Management Inc. purchased the company's senior debt.
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September 12, 2013
Landauer, Creditors Settle Differences Over Ch. 11 Sale
Medical equipment supplier Landauer-Metropolitan Inc. got the green light Thursday to proceed with its $22 million stalking horse sale as planned after a Delaware bankruptcy judge approved an eleventh-hour settlement that defused creditor objections to pace of the proceedings.
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September 06, 2013
Landauer Creditors Say Planned $22M Sale Moving Too Fast
Unsecured creditors of Landauer-Metropolitan Inc. urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge Friday to put the brakes on the medical equipment supplier's planned $22 million stalking horse sale, saying the proposed bidding procedures set an overly hasty schedule.
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August 20, 2013
Medical Supplier Can Use Cash On Hand To Fund Ch. 11 Sale
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday gave Landauer-Metropolitan Inc. the green light to tap cash collateral, allowing the medical equipment supplier to fund an anticipated short stay in Chapter 11 on its way to a $22 million going-concern sale.