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Freedom wants an expert to help it wind down business

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Freedom Industries is seeking a federal bankruptcy judge's approval to hire an expert to help it wind down business.

Attorneys for the company at the heart of January's chemical spill filed the expedited application Tuesday along with a motion to speed up the hearing process.

In its motion, Freedom seeks to appoint Mark Welch of MorrisAnderson & Associates as its chief restructuring officer.

"Mr. Welch has a wealth of experience in providing advisory services in restructuring and reorganizations and enjoys an excellent reputation for services rendered in large and complex Chapter 11 cases," the motion states.

As chief restructuring officer, Welch will manage the wind down process, assist in settlement or litigation of disputed claims, manage the sales process of Freedom's assets and serve as Freedom's representative before bankruptcy court, the motion states.

Welch also will approve all environmental work and help to prepare a Chapter 11 plan of liquidation, according to the motion.

The document mentions the motion to hire MorrisAnderson, which is pending before the court. In a Feb. 11 motions hearing, Freedom's attorneys said the company is winding down its inventory and transferring its customers and employees to other vendors.

The court was scheduled to hear the motion to hire the Chicago-based business but instead adjourned the hearing on that motion because attorneys said the company's role could change.

Attorneys for the company at the heart of January's chemical spill filed the expedited application Tuesday along with a motion to speed up the hearing process.

In its motion, Freedom seeks to appoint Mark Welch of MorrisAnderson & Associates as its chief restructuring officer.

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Freedom Steel Sends Company Founder on International Trade Mission

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Delray Beach, Florida (PRWEB) March 05, 2014

Freedom Steel Building Corporation recently sent its Founder & Steel Specialist, Sean Hackner on The Enterprise Florida Export Development Trade Mission to the Dominican Republic this past week.

Even though we already have buildings located in the Dominican Republic, this Trade Mission allowed us to meet with additional, qualified customers who have expressed an interest in our product, says the steel building companys current CEO Pascal Gibert.

Even though it was a hectic schedule, Enterprise Florida together with the US Embassy made sure that valuable meetings were set with companies who had a need for Freedoms products and services. These introductions were the stepping stones to professional visits with those companies at their respective locations.

Hackner recalled from his experience at the mission: We immediately signed an agreement with one company who in the past had been dealing with one of our competitors. They were impressed with the fact that Freedom Steels business demeanor also had a personal approach not often found in our industry. They also appreciated that we could provide answers to questions regarding pricing, shipping, manufacturing and lead-time on the spot; which made it easier for them to make a confident decision almost instantly.

Freedom Steel looks forward to the next trade mission to other international areas they are already servicing. Gibert sees this as an opportunity to further expand and the corporation and become the brand of choice for all steel building consumers.

ABOUT FREEDOM STEEL Freedom Steels buildings are shipped factory direct from any one of their 18 factories across the continental Unites States. Freedom Steel also provides buildings for anywhere in the world, including a heavy concentration in the Caribbean and Canada; as well as projects in Central and South Americas, Africa and Europe. Freedom Steels factories have the ability to construct prefabricated buildings of any size with clear-span options as wide as 250. Along with all of the government funded projects, Freedom Steel ships hundreds of buildings per year to customers needing barns, garages, riding arenas, gymnasiums, churches, workshops, residences and more. Stamped, certified and state sealed drawings are included for every project. Freedom Steel buildings come standard with such upgrades as PBR roof and wall panels, pre-welded clips and pre-punched door openings. They also offer an array of accessories for the consumer including garage and entry doors, windows, insulation, vents, skylights and canopies. Freedom Steels international headquarters is located in Delray Beach, FL, where any and all (potential) customers are welcome to visit anytime. For more information, please contact: Jeff Garfield at 1-800-630-2846 or visit online at http://www.freedomsteel.com.

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Thomas Sowell Freedom is not free you've got to fight for it

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There may be something to the claim that all people want to be free. But it is a demonstrable fact that freedom has been under attack, usually successfully, for thousands of years.

The Federal Communications Commission's recent plan to have a "study" of how editorial decisions are made in the media, placing FCC bureaucrats in editorial offices across the country, was one of the boldest assaults on freedom of the press. Fortunately, there was enough backlash to force the FCC to back off.

With all the sweeping powers available to government, displeasing FCC bureaucrats in editorial offices could have brought on armies of "safety" inspectors from OSHA, audits from the Internal Revenue Service and many other harassments from many other government agencies.

Such tactics have become especially common in this administration, which has the morals of thugs and the agenda of totalitarians. They may not be consciously aiming at creating a totalitarian state, but shameless use of government power to crush those who get in their way can produce totalitarian end results.

The prosecution of Dinesh D'Souza for contributing $20,000 to a political candidate, supposedly in violation of the many campaign finance laws, is a classic case of selective prosecution.

Thugs who stationed themselves outside a polling place in Philadelphia to intimidate white voters were given a pass, and others accused of campaign finance violations were charged with misdemeanors, but Dinesh D'Souza has been charged with felonies that carry penalties of years in federal prison.

All of this is over a campaign contribution that is chicken feed, compared to what can be raised inside of an hour at a political fundraising breakfast or lunch.

Could this singling out of D'Souza for prosecution have something to do with the fact that he made a documentary movie with devastating exposures of Barack Obama's ideologies and policies? That movie, incidentally, is titled "2016: Obama's America," and every American should get a copy of it on a DVD. It will be the best $10 investment you are ever likely to make.

It doesn't matter what rights you have under the Constitution of the United States, if the government can punish you for exercising those rights. And it doesn't matter what limits the Constitution puts on government officials' power, if they can exceed those limits without any adverse consequences.

In other words, the Constitution cannot protect you, if you don't protect the Constitution with your votes against anyone who violates it. Those government officials who want more power are not going to stop unless they get stopped.

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