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A hostile takeover among investors ends up in Idaho court (access required)

by Sean Olson

Published: November 25,2012

Tags: housing development, lawsuit, Tamarack, Timberline Development

Five investors in a Donnelly housing development have filed suit against two of their former investment partners, alleging the two former partners have staged a hostile takeover of their investment. The investors all hold a claim in Timberline Development, a housing development with a small commercial contingent that began in 2003 and was meant to cash ...
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