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Sentinel execs to settle up

by Jim Kharouf

The top two Sentinel Management Group executives will appear in court on June 9 to settle their lawsuit with the case’s trustee.

Sentinel’s founder and chairman, Phillip Bloom, and his son who served as CEO, Eric Bloom, are expected to agree to pay a $10.7m settlement to various customers of the now bankrupt firm. On June 10, a distribution plan is expected to be mapped out in court.

The case will adopt a two-step process, which first involves a disclosure statement that describes the Sentinel saga and then follows up with a distribution plan that details how funds will be parsed out to various parties.

Fred Grede, who has been...

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