After the Defendants made a footnoted accusation that the Plaintiffs in a Chrysler Bankruptcy case are so-called “birthers” (an accusation that is completely immaterial to the point of this case), one of the attorneys for …

Sunday, January 24, 2010 Update:
Attorney Leo Donofrio has posted this story on his site as well as a trackback to this posting…
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In what is a blogosphere exclusive, attorney Leo Donofrio, in conjunction with attorney Stephen …

On Monday, January 4, Attorneys Stephen Pidgeon and Leo Donofrio requested that the bankruptcy Court in the Southern District of New York admit them pro hac vice; this request has been granted:
Steve Pidgeon and I …

Monday, January 4, 2010 Update:
Attorney Leo Donofrio posted an update with a FoxBusiness.com video (going to the video’s link brings up a rather rough transcript where Messrs. Donofrio and Pidgeon are specifically referenced).
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Following up on …

Wednesday, December 16, 2009 update:
While attorney Leo Donofrio had posted further commentary on the reaction to IPPT v. Chrysler based on a rebuttal by Bankruptcy Expert Lawrence D. Loeb, today he posted the following YouTube …

Wednesday, December 9, 2009 update:
The Post & Email reported yesterday that the Supreme Court has scheduled a Conference this Friday for Indiana Police Pension Trust v. Chrysler (docket):
The action, whereby the U.S. Treasury, without authorization …

Sunday, December 6, 2009 9:30pm et update:
An associate of Mr. Pidgeon has taken a number of questions from me regarding the logistics, process and expectations of both the bankruptcy appeal and the quo warranto petition. …

As allegations that the White House singularly threatened certain Chrysler creditors into taking a less than their current contractual deal regarding their investments in the company, HotAir.com has been reporting that certain non-TARP creditors are …

Via FoundingBloggers.com:
[via Instapundit] If what Tom Lauria says in the clip at this link is true, our government is officially a banana republic.
“One of my clients was directly threatened by the White House….that the full force of the …

As I originally opined here, I was for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) — specifically, TARP “1″ — because it stipulated that this money is actually a loan, garnering a 5% dividend per year for …

CNN reports (via redstate.com):
Bush said Friday the federal government would provide loans almost immediately to General Motors Corp. and Chrysler to prevent “an unacceptably painful blow” should the Detroit giants fail.
Bush said in normal economic …