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Financial reporter covering courts for @BloombergNews. I write mostly about bankrupt companies. If I were to tweet, all opinions would be my own.
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Bath-Salt Maker Vi-Jon Files for Bankruptcy as Talc Suits Mount Original

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By Dorothy Ma, Steven Church Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
, a seller of Epsom salts and baby powders, filed for bankruptcy with an estimated $720 million in talc-related liabilities, as the company faced a growing number of lawsuits in recent years. The company filed the case on Sunday to address lawsuits brought by people who claimed they got sick from Vi-Jon’s talc-based products sold from 1963 to 2016, according to the court papers.
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Brookfield Faces Looming Creditor Clash Over Polish Solar Firm

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By Steven Church Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Alternative asset manager Brookfield Asset Management Ltd.’s plan to take over the operations of a Polish solar firm that suddenly collapsed into bankruptcy faces potential opposition from lower-ranking creditors. (Bloomberg) — Alternative asset manager Brookfield Asset Management Ltd.’s plan to take over the operations of a Polish solar firm that suddenly collapsed into bankruptcy faces potential opposition from lower-ranking creditors.
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Brookfield Faces Looming Creditor Clash Over Polish Solar Firm

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By Steven Church Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Alternative asset manager ’s plan to take over the operations of a Polish solar firm that suddenly collapsed into bankruptcy faces potential opposition from lower-ranking creditors. On Friday, a federal judge in Houston ordered Brookfield to turn over Whatsapp messages, emails and other internal communications about the lender’s effort to swap debt it owns for the control of the company’s solar-power operations.
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