Dr. Phil’s company money pays for former Mirati Street Media workers in the battle of bankruptcy

Phil McGra Petesky Productions says that due to the launch of the legal law, the former Marit Street Media employees voluntarily agreed to compensate their bank-pre-Nucasan.

Mereit TV was launched in Merit Street Media, 223, founded in 223, a joint venture of McGrath’s Pettsky Production and Trinity Broadcasting. Chapter 11 bankruptcy In July and at the same time, a claim was filed against a network with an expert in Christian programming.

According to the memory sent by Petesky lawyers to former Marit Street Media employees and independent contractors. Phil’s production company approved the bankruptcy company to pay the workers completely for pay-bank-pre-work. Once Trinity Broadcasting was allowed to delay the hearing for three weeks, the initial loan amount was reduced, but Petaceki has extended the figure to “the right thing”.

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Dr. Phil McGrath’s Peteski Productions say that due to the legal process, former Marit Street Media employees voluntarily agreed to compensate for their bank-pre-Nucasan. (Nathan Kongton/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUNversal Giti through Giti images by Giti images by Giti images)

“As soon as this process is over, one of our highest priorities to do what we can do for the workers. We thought the issue of labor compensation would be resolved at the July 29 hearing, but TBN asked and we thought it was a right thing to solve it.” Fox news digital??

According to the memo, a total of $ 150’s check was written for a total of 25925,000. Payments took place outside the official bankruptcy proceedings.

McGraga agreed to provide merit street with new parts of his “Dr. Phil Show”, Primetime Special and other materials, while Trinity Broadcasting contributed to distribution and production services, according to the case that Christian broadcasts for bankruptcy.

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Dr. Phil McGrath’s Texas-based media company filed an application for bankruptcy on Wednesday. (Roy Rochlein/Getty Image Photo)

Merit Street was accused of renewing his responsibilities and “Merit Street’s controller as a partner and a one -sided oz, with an insecure loan to Marit Street, either without any instructions, either without any suggestion or not.”

Former Marit Street Media personnel are mostly out of work, while there are some selected people on the basis of the supervision of bankruptcy judge.

Dividend Filling has approximately estimated assets and responsibilities between $ 100- $ 500 million category. Merit Street compensation, legal expenses and “the court is looking for further relief as it may seem justified and appropriate.”

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Trinity Broadcasting did not respond immediately to request for Fox News Digital comment.