[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

maybe I am missing something but if bfs owed grp why would grp sue the company that owns them

I don't know the story John, but I have seen other cases where a seller sues a buyer post closing because something that was promised in a deal was not delivered.

[J.Celifarco]

I don't know the story John, but I have seen other cases where a seller sues a buyer post closing because something that was promised in a deal was not delivered.

yeah I guess possible

[fundingsmbs]

I don't know the story John, but I have seen other cases where a seller sues a buyer post closing because something that was promised in a deal was not delivered.

the APA was a stock option vs a cash payout for the sale with specific language on benchmarks that had to be met to get the value of sale. if you read the suit, it lists all the reasons why the previous owner had to sue. my understanding is the owner settled and is no longer in the business. if that's the case, than, it would make sense why BFS is showing up in the debits. Essentially, that would make GRP a satellite office for BFS.

[Karen37a]

I don't know the story John, but I have seen other cases where a seller sues a buyer post closing because something that was promised in a deal was not delivered.

I can promise you thats not the story. So while you all had your little laughs...id never hire someone who was in the pokey, you had no idea that some ethical brokers ran for it...

Now you will never know the story