A Giordano’s bankruptcy hearing turned into what the judge called a “sideshow” and a “circus” and resulted in an Arizona man being led away by three security guards and escorted out of the building after he interrupted the proceedings and made a vaguely threatening remark.
Marshall Home, who has intervened in the Chicago pizza chain’s bankruptcy by filing a $150 million claim that the trustee says is fraudulent, appeared at a hearing Tuesday with John Apostolou, the eatery’s owner.
Apostolou, trying to maintain control of his restaurant chain, had sought help from Home, who this year tried declaring the state of Arizona and U.S. government bankrupt. Read full article.