Joe DiOrio Interviewed on Bankruptcy Case of First Impression
Joe DiOrio was recently interviewed as part of a July Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly article entitle: Bankruptcy Misconduct Claims Not Precluded by Temporal Ineligibility,” in which a “creditor’s complaint seeking a denial of a bankruptcy discharge based on the debtor’s alleged fraudulent conduct can move forward, even though that debtor was not eligible for discharge […]
You’ve Been Assigned A Distressed Loan: Take A Practical Approach
Even in a good economic environment, there are always changes in circumstances that can result in distressed loans. Sometimes, the borrower has failed to meet a financial covenant, missed a payment, or suffered a material adverse change in assets or financial performance. In most situations, it is important that lenders work with their attorneys in […]
Season’s Greetings from DiOrio Law
Best wishes for a joyous holiday season and happy new year to all of our clients and friends. We are thankful for your business and wish you every success in 2018. From your friends at DiOrio Law. Joe, Chip, Kristen, Amanda and Jean (Click on image to enlarge.)
DiOrio Law Ranked by Best Law Firms in Three Areas
We are honored to have been ranked again by Best Law Firms and US News & World Report in Tier 1 for the following three categories: Banking and Finance Law Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law Litigation-Bankruptcy The U.S.News – Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” rankings are based on a rigorous evaluation process that […]
Welcome Amanda Perry to DiOrio Team
Welcome Amanda Perry to the DiOrio Law team. Amanda works with lending clients in a wide range of sophisticated commercial transactions including asset-based and real estate loans as well as foreclosures, work-outs and debt restructurings. She is admitted to practice law in Rhode Island. She received her undergraduate degree, summa cum laude, from the University […]
Winston-Salem Journal: Bankruptcy judge approves sale of Microfibres assets to Turkish company
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge has approved a Turkish textile company buying the assets of defunct Microfibres Inc., including its plants in Winston-Salem. Trustee Joseph DiOrio had valued the Microfibres assets at $7.46 million, of which $3.78 million is inventory, some of which could be sold in separate transactions. Also sold were 300,000 square feet […]
Winston-Salem Journal: Settlement reached in Microfibres WARN Act lawsuit
A settlement has been reached in the WARN Act compensation dispute between defunct Microfibres Inc. and plaintiffs certified for a class-action lawsuit. The settlement was disclosed Friday, eight days after the case appeared headed to alternative dispute resolution. Bankruptcy trustee Joseph DiOrio said the parties expect to file the settlement with the bankruptcy court this […]
Happy Holidays from DiOrio Law
Best wishes to our clients and friends for a Happy Holiday Season and our sincere thanks for your loyalty and goodwill throughout the year. From your friends at DiOrio Law. Joe, Chip, Kristen, Rayna and Alison (Click on image to enlarge.)
DiOrio Law Ranked by Best Law Firms in Three Areas
We are honored to have been ranked again by Best Law Firms and US News & World Report in Tier 1 for the following three categories: Banking and Finance Law Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law Litigation-Bankruptcy The U.S.News – Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” rankings are based on a rigorous evaluation process that […]
Providence Business News: Five Questions With Joseph DiOrio
In September of 2016, Joe DiOrio was profiled in Providence Business News in a “Five-Questions-With” article. Joe talks about how he got started in commercial banking and trends in our state and region. Read the full article here.
