The bankruptcy case regarding a California baseball team has taken years to complete. Now that it is nearly finished, the judge overseeing the case has had just about enough of the quarreling between parties.

This week the judge became angry at one of the parties which claimed that the owner of the team would benefit financially from the sale of his baseball team. The sale of media rights was intended solely to help the baseball team emerge from bankruptcy, not to make the owner rich once again. Those that have watched this bankruptcy case know that the media company that helped to broker the deal has been a tough and unruly client.

Angry at the latest installment of the bankruptcy case, the media giant is now trying to prevent the sale of future games rights. It states that the team would be violating current media agreements by selling game rights for the 2014 season.

If you are in the midst of a Chapter 11 filing and finding that there are more conflicts than solutions, now is the time to contact the Malaise Law Firm. Once you contact our team, you will have a chance to work with a South Texas bankruptcy lawyer who can help you resolve your financial matters.