... .         Joel I. Sher, a high-profile bankruptcy attorney who's chairman of a law firm in Maryland's biggest city, was appointed to run Thornburg Mortgage at the end of October.         Maybe Sher took the gig because he likes New Mexico — in an interview he told the Baltimore Business ...
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...     Last week, Joel I. Sher, a high-profile bankruptcy attorney who's chairman of a law firm in Maryland's biggest city, was appointed to run Thornburg Mortgage.         Maybe Sher took the gig because he likes New Mexico — in an interview last year he told the Baltimore Business Journal ...
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... the motion of a U.S. Department of Justice bankruptcy watchdog, has ordered the appointment of a trustee to take over operations of Santa Fe-based Thornburg Mortgage and its bankruptcy.         The move comes after charges that former Thornburg Mortgage executives improperly used company employees and ...
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... the motion of a U.S. Department of Justice bankruptcy watchdog, has ordered the appointment of a trustee to take over operations of Santa Fe-based Thornburg Mortgage and its bankruptcy.         The move comes after charges that former Thornburg Mortgage executives improperly used company employees and ...
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Sunday, October 11, 2009 Thornburg Targets Executives By Mark Oswald Journal Staff Writer           The court fight over the remains of bankrupt Thornburg Mortgage is getting more intense.         The company — formerly New Mexico's largest publicly traded company — is going after its ...
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... key role in the firm's management.         In a news release, Thornburg cited recent "shocking allegations" against his former co-executives at Thornburg Mortgage, which since its May Chapter 11 bankruptcy has changed it name to TMST, Inc.         Last month, longtime Thornburg Mortgage president ...
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... , September 17, 2009 Thornburg Executives Resign By Mark Oswald Of the Journal       Larry Goldstone, the longtime president and CEO of bankrupt Thornburg Mortgage, and the Santa Fe-based company's chief financial officer have both resigned amid allegations that they've improperly used Thornburg ...
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... , September 17, 2009 Thornburg Executives Resign By Mark Oswald Of the Journal       Larry Goldstone, the longtime president and CEO of bankrupt Thornburg Mortgage, and the Santa Fe-based company's chief financial officer have both resigned amid allegations that they've improperly used Thornburg ...
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... , to withdraw money, thereby locking up $1 billion in state funds. Over the year, most of that money has been returned to the state.         • Thornburg Mortgage of Santa Fe, which is a different company than Thornburg Investment, struggled to finance its mortgage lending business. In November 2008 ...
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... chiefs.        But he also touched on economic problems, including rising local unemployment, declining construction activity, the bankruptcy of Thornburg Mortgage and what he described as a local newspaper industry “struggling to survive.”        Coss acknowledged the city's own trouble ...
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