White & Case LLP urged a court to hold ModivCare Inc. in contempt for allegedly failing to fund a fee escrow, escalating a dispute over unpaid compensation owed to estate professionals in the medical transportation company’s bankruptcy case.
ModivCare didn’t comply with an April escrow order directing the company to deposit $1.64 million in disputed fees tied to applications from White & Case and AlixPartners, the firms hired by the committee of unsecured creditors in the bankruptcy, White & Case said. The firm filed the emergency motion Monday in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas.
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