Trailer Bridge Files Motion to Reject Former CEO Contract
23 February 2012
Jacksonville Business Journal
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Partner Gardner Davis said the motion filed by Trailer Bridge executives to reject the employment contract of the company’s former CEO was a technical matter that would ensure a uniform payment method for all creditor claims. Davis, serving as debtor counsel for Trailer Bridge, noted that the motion was not a reflection on the former CEO’s performance.
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