Thread regarding Dream Center Education Holdings, LLC (DCEH) layoffs

Liability insurance + principals

The principals applied to the court to use their officers and directors’ liability insurance. It is typical for companies to have this insurance so officers and directors are not personally liable for mis-haps.

Good luck trying to sue a company that has filed Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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And we were told DCEH paid $60 million. On the Delaware website, The Art Institure of Pittsburgh alone shows $566 million in liabilities and 0 assets. There is more to this story.

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Post ID: @dah+WsOVIAb

All of the schools are LLC as well, no personal liability for DCEH or DCF executives.

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Post ID: @ypj+WsOVIAb

They have already all declared chapter 7, as seen on other posts, Ai, AU filed bankruptcy 6/29/18, there have been additional filings since 11/9/18, some 12/4,

Case Title: The Art Institute of Pittsburgh LLC

Court: Delaware Bankruptcy Court (debke)

Chapter: 7

Filed: 06/29/2018

Last Filing: 11/09/2018

https://www.inforuptcy.com/filings/debke_173751-1-18-bk-11536-art-institute-pittsburgh-llc

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Post ID: @eil+WsOVIAb

It means you aren't getting anything even if you sue when they declare bankruptcy.

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Post ID: @gtg+WsOVIAb

Can you please be more specific with your comment? I don't understand. Thanks

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