BOISE, Idaho — A federal court in Utah ruled anti-government activist Ammon Bundy cannot file for bankruptcy to eliminate the $52.5 million in damages he owes in a St. Luke's civil defamation case.
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$100M Superfund cleanup bill hits taxpayers after Utah’s biggest magnesium plant files bankruptcy
In the shadow of Utah’s Great Salt Lake, a vast magnesium plant once hailed as a symbol of U.S. industrial strength now stands idle—at the center of a deepening environmental and financial crisis. The ...
In Thomson v. Short (In re Short), the Utah bankruptcy court recently adopted the majority position and applied the freeze rule to preserve a secured creditor’s lien priority despite the lapse of that ...
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