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EXHIBIT A (LIQUIDATION ANALYSIS) <br />Asset <br />Liquidation Analysis <br />Cash <br />The estate and Hennis bot claim an interest in <br />the case. Hennis's claim is eliminated under <br />the Plan. RPL will estimate that half of the <br />fund would be available in a chapter 7 <br />liquidation, however litigation costs could <br />very well eliminate any amount being <br />available for distribution to unsecured <br />creditors. <br />$12,500 <br />Permit and Financial Warranty <br />This asset cannot be liquidated. The Permit <br />can only be reinstated by the Debtor or its <br />successor under the Plan. The Financial <br />Warranty is tied to the Permit and cannot be <br />recovered for creditors. <br />$0.00 <br />Corporate Shell and NOLs <br />The corporate shell and NOLs have no <br />liquidation value. Neither can be legally <br />traded. <br />$0.00 <br />Claims against former management. <br />The Chapter 1 I Trustee estimated no value to <br />these claims and does not intend to litigate <br />them. <br />$0.00 <br />Counter -claims against Hennis <br />The Chapter 11 Trustee estimated no value to <br />these claims and does not intend to litigate <br />them. <br />$0.00 <br />Avoidance Actions <br />The Chapter 11 Trustee does not intend to <br />litigate any avoidance claims. <br />$0.00 <br />Total: <br />Maximum depending on outcome of litigation <br />between the estate and Hennis. Could be <br />zero. <br />$12.500 <br />