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To Stop A Borrower's Bankruptcy, More Lies

On September 13, 2017, in the United States Bankruptcy Court, Dickinson Wright CEO Michael Hammer blatantly lied by misrepresenting construction progress made by the receiver, McKinley Inc, whose representative, Matthew Mason, had secretly colluded with Dickinson Wright attorneys before the bankruptcy hearings.   

Dickinson CEO Blatantly Lied to U.S. Judge Tucker

To Get a Borrower's Bankruptcy Dismissed, Dickinson CEO Michael Hammer Blatantly Lied to the US Bankruptcy Court that 30 Apartment Units Were Ready for Occupancy When None Were Actually Ready!

On September 13, 2017, Hammer blatantly lied when he told the Bankruptcy Court: “…they talk about the Receiver has done nothing. Well, it’s hard to believe nothing when they have . . . 30 [apartment] units ready to deliver right at this moment.” 

The enormity of Hammer's lie is laid bare by the fact that only a temporary certificate of occupancy was issued for the first time over 7 months later on April 26, 2018!

Michael Hammer's Lies Succeeded

In the end, Michael Hammer’s unconscionable lies caused the borrower's bankruptcy reorganization to be dismissed.  Hammer repeatedly lied to conceal the receiver’s slow progress. The longer construction took, the more his client would reap interest at 16%, quickly capturing the borrower's equity in its property, making it impossible to refinance.

Dickinson Wright Was Paid Millions for Their Lies

Dickinson Wright Was Paid Millions to Pull Off the Bankruptcy Dismissal and Foreclosure on the $75 Million Property

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