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Incora judge ‘very concerned’ with potential discrepancy in witness testimony

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Incora judge ‘very concerned’ with potential discrepancy in witness testimony

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  1. Max Reyes
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During a hearing for the Incora adversary trial earlier this week, Judge Marvin Isgur said he was “very concerned” with potential inconsistencies between testimony from an investment banker and evidence presented during cross examination.

Roopesh Shah, a managing director at Evercore, took to the witness stand in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas on Tuesday in another day of testimony on Incora. The case focuses on legal disputes related to a 2022 uptiering transaction carried out by the Platinum Equity-backed aerospace supplier.

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