Finances

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F I N A N C E S

UCC Filings
Click on the link above to see the principal creditors for the various Retterath-Robertson enterprises.

This section includes publicly available Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) filings made by Retterath-Robertson affiliated companies. The Uniform Commercial Code, regulated at the state level, provides a set of rules for the conduct of commercial transactions. A UCC filing is a financing statement between a debtor and a secured party (creditor) filed typically with the UCC office of the state where the commercial transaction took place. The filing details the security interest (collateral) that the secured party holds in the transaction.

Collateral

Click the above link to view the security interest (collateral) extracted from the available UCC filings above. Much of the crane and vehicle inventory for the various Retterath-Robertson enterprises is available for viewing here.

RepoWatch

Click above to see a list of General Crane equipment cited in active litigation that may be subject to potential repossession.

Jeffrey Soffer Lawsuit against Jim Robertson

Click on the picture below to read more on the legal conflict dividing the Las Vegas crane company Republic Tower & Hoist. Real estate developer Jeffrey Soffer, a 50% owner of Republic, is suing fellow partners, including Jim Robertson of General Crane, alleging millions of dollars in missing funds and improper transfers of company cash and equipment.

General Crane Conflict with Linden-Comansa

Click on the picture below for background on the ongoing legal battle between General Crane USA and tower crane manufacturer Linden-Comansa.

Liens

Click on the "Amount" to download the original document,

Creditor	Debtor	Date Filed	Date Released	Amount
Louisiana Crane Company	General Crane	5-13-2009		$25, 892.30
Certain Underwriters	General Crane	10-14-2009		$33,146.41
City of Pompano Beach	Republic Enterprises	11-16-2009		$434.94

Litigation

Below are cases filed after December 1, 2008 where Retterath-Robertson entities have been sued for alleged failure to pay debts. Click on the case title to view more information on an individual case.

PARTIES	MONEY OWED	STATUS
Comerica Leasing v. Republic Tower & Hoist, LLC	$3,318,905.12	ACTIVE
De Lage Landen Fin. Svc. v. Republic Tower & Hoist, LLC	$2,068,101.56	ACTIVE
SL Financial Services Corp. v. Gulfstream Crane, LLC	$25,473,911.41	ACTIVE
Wells Fargo Equipment Finance, Inc. v. Gulfstream Crane, LLC	$11,939,754.42	ACTIVE
BAL v. Gulfstream Crane LLC	$8,066,101.85	ACTIVE
Linden-Comansa, LLC v. Gulfstream Crane, LLC	$2,812,017.29	ACTIVE
Alimak v. Republic Tower & Hoist, LLC**	$2,688,694.89	SETTLED
Center Capital Corporation v.Gulfstream Crane LLC	$1,972,457.53	ACTIVE
Trustees of the Operating Engineers Pension Trust et al v. Republic Crane Service, LLC et al	$230,625.25	SETTLED
Remote Dynamics v. General Crane USA and Republic Tower & Hoist	$194,356.45	ACTIVE
Sunteck Transport Co., Inc. v. Gulfstream Crane, LLC	$192,082.07	SETTLED
United Healthcare Insurance Co. v. General Crane, Inc.	$150,574.62	ACTIVE
Deep South Crane Rentals, Inc. v. General Crane USA, Inc.	$68,002.10	ACTIVE
Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s London v. Gulfstream Crane, LLC	$33,146.42	CLERK'S DEFAULT
Devries Properties, L.P. v. General Crane USA et al	$18,602.00	ACTIVE
AT&T Advertising, L.P. v. Gulfstream Crane, LLC et al	$11,076.00	ACTIVE

**Note: on 3-4-2009, judge ordered a “Writ of Possession” granting Alimak the right to repossess collateral used in its loan to Republic. The case was settled on 4-20-2009 after Alimak sold its interest in the loan to Republic to Winfield Corporation, based in West Newbury, MA on 3-31-2009. Ten (10) days later Winfield sold its interest in the Republic loan to Pentucket Bank, based in Haverhill, MA.