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Feds charge Hanover principals with Ponzi fraud

$18 million meant 'to fund the Kingdom of God' has vanished

Nashville at law: Rival managers bury the heavy metal hatchet

Motley Crue litigation ends, dueling Latino newspapers go to court, competing bid made for SouthEast Waffles, and more...
[From our print edition featured in Monday's City Paper]

Local equipment firm files for Chapter 11

Heavy equipment dealer lists few assets, liabilities of more than $10 million

McLean trustee sues 88-year-old widow

As in previous claims against Ponzi victims, bankruptcy law compels effort to collect money paid out by scam artist

Smyrna auto dealer files for Chapter 11

State, Regions Bank listed as largest creditors

Nashville at law: 1 December 2008

Trustee in alleged Ponzi case sues investors, Woodland-in-Waverly neighbors feud again, and record label is caught up in country star's litigation

Hanover trustee sues dozens of investors

Lawsuits seek to recover $2.1 million from noteholders who received payouts in alleged Ponzi scheme

Megachurch and bankrupt company settle donations dispute

Cornerstone agrees to pay back $50K to Hanover trustee; new accounting places total losses from alleged Ponzi scheme north of $20M

Accused embezzler's goods hit the auction block

From cars to Cartier, it's up for grabs this weekend

Park takes Fifth

Suspected Brentwood embezzler meets face to face with creditors

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