Proposed Warren Capital Settlement Could Close Case

According to the North Bay Business Journal, court appointed receiver Michael Kasolas proposed a $2.2 million dollar settlement to be disbursed among nearly 70 investors. read more

AUG 4, 2015 - 7:17 am

Warren Capital Attorneys Bill $577,000 in Expenses

Attorneys in the Warren Capital case, involving deceased owner Warren Clayton Stephens’ alleged Ponzi scheme in which he purportedly secured corporate promissory notes with interest rates averaging about 9% to investors in Warren Equipment Finance, recently billed nearly $577,000 for fees according to North Bay Business Journal. read more

FEB 24, 2015 - 7:18 am