Cole Schotz Secures Chapter 11 Trustee After Two Years of Aggressive Litigation
After two years of aggressive litigation in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas (Ft. Worth), Cole Schotz secured a significant victory on behalf of the Creditors’ Committee in the Eventide matter.
Faced with a prolonged impasse, our team took decisive action, moving to remove current management and appoint a Chapter 11 Trustee, a rare and extraordinary remedy. Our trial team, which included Gary Leibowitz, H.C. Jones, Alicia Shelton, Ian Ross Phillips, and Natalie Gibson, presented a powerful case through days of testimony and expert analysis. On September 25, 2026, Judge Mullen issued his opinion granting our motion and adopting nearly all our arguments. This outcome marks a pivotal moment for our client and underscores the strength, precision, and dedication of our litigation team.
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