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  1. September 19, 2016

    Ex-MLB Star Schilling To Settle Suit Over 38 Studios Debacle

    Former baseball pitcher Curt Schilling, his business associates and insurer Starr Indemnity and Liability Company have agreed to pay $2.5 million to settle litigation brought over a disastrous plan to have Rhode Island help finance his video game company 38 Studios, according to court documents filed Monday.

  2. June 05, 2014

    38 Studios Trustee Launches Slew Of Clawback Suits

    The Chapter 7 trustee for former Major League Baseball pitcher Curt Schilling's failed video game company 38 Studios LLC went on a bit of a litigation blitz on Thursday, filing 17 so-called avoidance actions looking to claw back money for the benefit of creditors in the case.

  3. March 06, 2014

    RI Lawmaker Loses Bid For Ex-All Star's Game Co. Docs

    A Rhode Island legislator's request for documents related to a state court action against a failed video game company founded by former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling has been denied, the state legislature said Thursday, dealing a temporary setback to policymakers' probe into the demise of the state-backed game maker.

  4. January 17, 2014

    Trustee Says Curt Schilling Strikes Out In Document Dispute

    The Chapter 7 trustee for Curt Schilling's failed video game company on Friday pushed back against the pitching ace's protest of the bid to share files with Rhode Island officials suing over a $75 million state loan, arguing that company brass haven't adequately shown the documents should be kept confidential.

  5. January 16, 2014

    Curt Schilling Seeks To Block Release of Bankruptcy Docs

    Former pitching ace Curt Schilling objected Wednesday to a bankruptcy trustee's bid to share files from his failed video game company 38 Studios LLC with the Rhode Island officials suing over a $75 million loan from the state, saying it threatens to expose privileged personal information.

  6. October 07, 2013

    Curt Schilling To Hold Estate Sale Amid Suit Over $75M Loans

    Former pitching ace Curt Schilling is set to hold an estate sale Saturday, with everything from high-end furniture to his DVD collection on the block, weeks after a Rhode Island judge refused to toss the lawsuit against him over a $75 million loan financing his bankrupt video game venture.

  7. February 07, 2013

    Curt Schilling Allowed To Use $10M D&O Policy In Loan Fight

    Former pitching ace Curt Schilling on Wednesday won a bankruptcy judge's approval to access his failed video-game company's $10 million insurance policy, which will be used to cover defense costs for himself and three executives being sued by Rhode Island over a $75 million loan.

  8. August 09, 2012

    Rhode Island Gets OK To Liquidate 38 Studios' Collateral

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge gave permission Wednesday for a Rhode Island agency to seize and sell collateral backing its $75 million loan to bankrupt 38 Studios LLC, the video-game developer founded by former hurler Curt Schilling, averting the agency's fear that the assets might be inadvertently destroyed.

  9. July 26, 2012

    RI Wants To Seize Schilling Co.'s IP After $75M Loan Default

    The Rhode Island Economic Development Corp. asked a Delaware bankruptcy court on Wednesday for permission to seize the intellectual property and other assets backing its $75 million loan to 38 Studios LLC, the bankrupt video game company founded by baseball ace Curt Schilling.

  10. July 10, 2012

    38 Studios Execs Say Miscommunication Led To $75M Default

    Executives of 38 Studios LLC, the bankrupt game developer bankrolled by former MLB ace Curt Schilling, told a Chapter 7 trustee Tuesday that poor communication with Rhode Island officials helped lead the company to default on a $75 million loan guarantee from the state.

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