Tarrant County Liquor Store Chain Files Bankruptcy

June 8, 2010

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Majestic Liquor Stores filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection yesterday in Fort Worth, according to reports in the Star-Telegram.

A bankruptcy judge allowed the company to continue processing processing credit cards and pay its largest liquor suppliers in “first-day” motions, allowing the company to continue operating as a debtor in possession.

The judge also allowed pre-petition wages owed to the company’s 400 employees to be paid.

The filing says the company has between 100 and 199 creditors and debts totaling between $10 – $50 million. With $150 million in annual sales, the 68-year-old company announced that it expects to move through the bankruptcy proceedings toward a significantly improved balance sheet.

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