Phillip Young, the court-appointed receiver for the Tennessee-based distillery, has entered a non-binding letter of intent to sell the company’s assets, according to The Spirits Business. The new ...

The Nearest Green Distillery in Tennessee has been in the hands of a receiver after a federal judge ruled in favor of Farm Credit’s petition to remove Fawn and Keith Weaver from operating it for now.

Judge Charles E. Atchley Jr. expanded the receivership to include Grant Sidney Inc. The opinion said Uncle Nearest was insolvent with over $208 million in debts. The opinion said Weaver moved $20 ...

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Farm Credit Mid‑America, the Louisville‑based lender accusing Uncle Nearest of financial fraud, also alleges that the Tennessee‑based whiskey company hid a $20 million loan it received from MarcyPen, ...

UPDATE: Uncle Nearest, through CEO Fawn Weaver's attorneys, is appealing the judge's order dismissing the bankruptcy petition Weaver filed on behalf of the company. As of the afternoon of March 20, no ...

Uncle Nearest and its largest shareholder filed a lawsuit against its main creditor on Tuesday, intensifying a nearly year-long legal saga that started over loans in default and has spiraled since.

Uncle Nearest officially entered the eighth month of a fiery legal battle with its lender, and things are only escalating in court. In the Feb. 26 filing, receiver Phillip G. Young Jr. pointed to the ...