Whitfield also said he was surprised that the Predators had taken the step of filing a lawsuit, pointing to a $3.3 million federal tax lien filed against owner David Freeman.
Sommet Group CEO Brian Whitfield throws this tidbit to The Tennessean in response to the Predators lawsuit over non-payment for arena naming rights.
Is it newsworthy that Freeman has a huge tax debt outstanding? Absolutely.
What does it have to do with the lawsuit between the Predators and the Sommet Group? Nothing, apparently.
For a guy like Whitman whose business relies upon other companies' trusting the Sommet Group to properly handle sensitive information and backroom operations, this kind of mud-slinging seems like a good way to go bankrupt.
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Dirk Hoag
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sommet blunder
this struck me the same way dirk. sounded like sour grapes from a 6 year old. all that was missing was the resounding OH YEAH before his comment
yeah
this is not the recommended way to do business
by Great Paperclip on Nov 27, 2009 10:13 AM EST reply actions
Sommet (Whitfield) Also Has A Tax Lien Issue
Published in the Nashville Business Journal 10/23/2009
Federal Tax Lien filed against Personel Department, LLC (Sommet Group) in Williamson County on 10/06/09 for $337,161.
Personel Department LLC, 725 Cool Springs Blvd. Suite 320, Franklin 37067, $337,161 (940/941/6721), Book/Page 4929/778, 10/06/09
by BamaMan-PredFan on Dec 4, 2009 10:39 AM EST reply actions



















