Alvarez & Marsal Turns up Heat on Zohar Funds Creator Tilton

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Alvarez & Marsal wants a court order to force Lynn Tilton and her Patriarch Partners firm to cough up more information on the Zohar investment funds Ms. Tilton founded. The Wall Street Journal has the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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