Anyone got a good URL for Outlaw? They seem to have disappeared off the web – all I can find is references when using Google.
http://www.outlaw.com is no good – takes you to ‘out-law’ dot com.
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February 21, 2007 at 4:10 pm
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Outlaw Decoys
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February 21, 2007 at 6:19 pm #29438
this place??????
From a Spokane newspaper:Suit against decoy maker moves ahead
Former shareholder seeks compensation; company files Chapter 7 bankruptcy
By Linn Parish
James A. Cripe, former president and CEO of the now-defunct Outlaw Decoys Inc., has received permission from U.S. Bankruptcy Court here to proceed with a lawsuit against the company.
In May, Outlaw Decoys, a Spokane Valley-based maker of hunting decoys and online retailer of outdoor goods, ceased operation and filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 7 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
Cripe, a secured creditor of the company, is suing the company in Spokane County Superior Court for allegedly defaulting on a retirement and reorganization agreement.
Prior to shutting its doors, Outlaw Decoys was located in a 12,000-square-foot space at the Spokane Business & Industrial Park, in Spokane Valley. It had 12 employees as of earlier this year.
The bankruptcy filing lists the company’s total liabilities at about $1.2 million and total assets at about $600,000. In Chapter 7 proceedings, assets are liquidated, and the proceeds are distributed to creditors.
Kevin O’Rourke, an attorney with Southwell & O’Rourke PS who is representing Outlaw Decoys in its bankruptcy proceeding, says the company encountered some manufacturing problems in 2001. Legal issues have arisen since then, and the company was unable to overcome both the manufacturing and legal issues, O’Rourke says. He declines to expand on the manufacturing problems and the legal issues. Tim Cripe, president of Outlaw Decoys and James Cripe’s son, declined to comment.
In addition to James Cripe’s suit against the company, which was filed last October, Lyric Capital Investment Corp., a West Palm Beach, Fla., venture-capital company, has filed suit in Superior Court against James A. and Adele Cripe and Outlaw Decoys. The complaint filed with the court alleges “a deliberate scheme by James Cripe to rescue Outlaw from near insolvency by fraudulently obtaining capital from Lyric Capital.”
Lyric had invested about $1.8 million in Outlaw between 2000 and 2002.
Outlaw Decoys shut down operations in May.
February 21, 2007 at 6:19 pm #539731this place??????
From a Spokane newspaper:Suit against decoy maker moves ahead
Former shareholder seeks compensation; company files Chapter 7 bankruptcy
By Linn Parish
James A. Cripe, former president and CEO of the now-defunct Outlaw Decoys Inc., has received permission from U.S. Bankruptcy Court here to proceed with a lawsuit against the company.
In May, Outlaw Decoys, a Spokane Valley-based maker of hunting decoys and online retailer of outdoor goods, ceased operation and filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 7 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
Cripe, a secured creditor of the company, is suing the company in Spokane County Superior Court for allegedly defaulting on a retirement and reorganization agreement.
Prior to shutting its doors, Outlaw Decoys was located in a 12,000-square-foot space at the Spokane Business & Industrial Park, in Spokane Valley. It had 12 employees as of earlier this year.
The bankruptcy filing lists the company’s total liabilities at about $1.2 million and total assets at about $600,000. In Chapter 7 proceedings, assets are liquidated, and the proceeds are distributed to creditors.
Kevin O’Rourke, an attorney with Southwell & O’Rourke PS who is representing Outlaw Decoys in its bankruptcy proceeding, says the company encountered some manufacturing problems in 2001. Legal issues have arisen since then, and the company was unable to overcome both the manufacturing and legal issues, O’Rourke says. He declines to expand on the manufacturing problems and the legal issues. Tim Cripe, president of Outlaw Decoys and James Cripe’s son, declined to comment.
In addition to James Cripe’s suit against the company, which was filed last October, Lyric Capital Investment Corp., a West Palm Beach, Fla., venture-capital company, has filed suit in Superior Court against James A. and Adele Cripe and Outlaw Decoys. The complaint filed with the court alleges “a deliberate scheme by James Cripe to rescue Outlaw from near insolvency by fraudulently obtaining capital from Lyric Capital.”
Lyric had invested about $1.8 million in Outlaw between 2000 and 2002.
Outlaw Decoys shut down operations in May.
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