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Added: 03-06-2009
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A Real Life David vs. Goliath Struggle. The Insider Exclusive will go behind the headlines to examine the Chrysler Corporation’s motives to shut down the world’s oldest Dodge dealership. . . and how their actions might destroy a great business like Tator’s Dodge. We’ll show how the law firm of Entwistle & Cappucci LLP is trying – pro bono – to protect Tator’s Dodge in court. The fate of Tator’s Dodge now lies in the hands of bankruptcy court Judge Arthur Gonzalez. Tator’s Dodge is one of almost 800 Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge dealerships around the country to be slated for elimination in Chrysler’s proposed restructuring, which Judge Gonzalez is to rule on June 3, 2009. Featured are Chuck Tator, Jr., the third generation owner of Tator’s Dodge; Andrew Entwistle, Managing Partner of Entwistle & Cappucci LLP; U.S. Congressman John Hall of the 19th Congressional District in New York; Norb Vonnegut, a Wall Street insider and author; Caryn McBride, editor of the Westchester County Business Journal; Ed Brancati, Town Supervisor of Lewisboro, NY; Alvin Jordan, retired Town Judge for Lewisboro, NY; Roseann Stenz, office manager for Tator’s Dodge; Rob Hoellman, Sr., chief mechanic for Tator’s Dodge; Jim Felice, automotive design engineer; Frank Butei, President of the New York and Connecticut Dodge Viper Club; and Tator’s Dodge customers Waldie Gullen, Scott Grayson, Robert Bowen, Howard Fogle, Ray Morse, and Robert and Virginia Curran. Chuck Tator, Jr. is the third generation owner and operator of Tator’s Dodge, the oldest Dodge dealership in the world. Run by the Tator family since 1914, Tator’s Dodge values customer satisfaction and personal service. With a wide portfolio of cars sold, serviced and restored by the dealership, Tator’s Dodge is dedicated to its loyal customers. U.S. Congressman John Hall represents the 19th Congressional District in New York’s Hudson Valley. The district includes all or part of five counties – Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland and Westchester. Elected in 2006, Congressman Hall serves on the House Committees on Transportation and Infrastructure, Veterans’ Affairs, and The Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming. He also serves as chairman of the Veterans' Subcommittee on Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs. Congressman Hall is also a musician and small business owner who co-founded the popular band Orleans. Norb Vonnegut is a Wall Street insider, author and former wealth adviser who evaluated investment opportunities for clients. His many columns about the Madoff scandal educated readers about the enormity of Madoff’s crimes and the fallout among investors. A graduate of Harvard College and the Harvard Business School, Norb is also the author of Top Producer, a story about Wall Street hi-jinks gone fatal. Andrew Entwistle is the Managing Partner of Entwistle & Cappucci LLP. Andrew’s practice principally involves the representation of public and private institutional investors in complex litigation and corporate finance and transactional matters. Over the years, Andrew has represented clients including Fortune 100 companies, public and private institutional investors, governmental and individual clients in a variety of corporate finance, and transactional matters and in complex business, securities, antitrust and bankruptcy litigation throughout the United States before federal and state courts, surrogate's and probate courts, grand juries, administrative and regulatory agencies and arbitration panels. For example, Andrew’s recent representation of the Colorado Public Employees Retirement Association in In re Royal Ahold N.V. Securities and ERISA Litigation led to a recovery of more than $1.1 billion for his clients. Andrew is also actively engaged in the defense of institutional investors and international businesses in complex securities, antitrust, bankruptcy and corporate finance related matters.. Entwistle & Cappucci LLP is a national law firm with eight offices strategically located throughout the country to best serve clients' diverse needs. The firm provides top-flight legal representation and exceptional service to clients that include major public corporations, a number of the nation's largest public pension funds, governmental entities, leading institutional investors, domestic and foreign financial services companies, emerging business enterprises and individual entrepreneurs.. You can contact Chuck Tator at www.tatorsdodge.com 914 763 3136 Andrew Entwistle www.entwistle-law.com at 212-894-7200 Congressman John Hall at www.johnhall.house.gov, Norb Vonnegut at www.norbvonnegut.com Caryn McBride, Exec Editor, Westchester Bus Journal www.WCBizJ.Biz Ed Brancati, Town Spvr, Lewisboro, http://www.lewisborogov.com
Channels: Legal News 
Tags: Chrysler  Corporation  Entwistle  Cappucci  LLP  Chuck  Tator  Jr  U.S  Congressman  John  Hall 

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Posted by lastminuteman (106 days ago) I am a Ford GT man myself but The Doge Viper is definitely up there. Reply to this

Posted by doubletrouble (106 days ago) Go Doge VIper! Dodge was the one that sunk Tator's ship. Reply to this

Posted by egarcia (106 days ago) Cool Vid. Go Dodge... Reply to this

Posted by lovenpain (151 days ago) It took a car accident and 2 years of recovery to finally get a chance to own one of my dream cars which is 94 dodge viper r/t 10. Which I have owned a few dodges in the past but took so much pride when owning the viper. Of all the american pride that took to start it. And Dodge dishes out a shop that stood by that name from practically the beginning... No offense to viper and cars, but Dodge executives are plain stupid to close anything down. They go their bail out money. Why shut down any dealerships? Just to make more money in your coporate pockets! Thats plain greedy! It's not like GM closing pontiac. Thats understandable! But they survived this war or surviving. Remember, the little people in the world who turns those wrenches and bust their butts trying to make a living. They as the REAL people in the world didn't grow up being feed with a golden spoon or maid to wipe their butts! NEver had to really struggle. DOdge wake up! Stop being stupid! And Save Tator's Dodge! Reply to this

Posted by babygerll (163 days ago) my dad is the guy in the background working on the cars, rob .. i grew up here since i was a little girl. i used to sit in the vipers while my dad was working on them and this place is truly a walk into the past. i'm 19 now, but i still love to go see my dad at the shop. its beautiful there. Reply to this

Posted by nabilfilms (352 days ago) I've never driven a viper. honestly I didn't know they still made them. They do look like very cool automobiles though. Reply to this

Posted by sam06 (369 days ago) The dodge viper...what a piece of machinery. I love this car. The torq is especially amazing. Reply to this

Posted by machinist (369 days ago) Aw that's sad! One of America's oldest dodge dealers. Every car enthusiast is tipping their hats to tators. Reply to this

Posted by machinist (369 days ago) Aw that's sad! One of America's oldest dodge dealers. Every car enthusiast is tipping their hats to tators. Reply to this

Posted by hammer54 (369 days ago) I would imagine they would honor these guys. Companies don't have a sense of respect towards their retailers. Its only about money. Sad. Reply to this

Posted by Legaleasgle (369 days ago) Awesome show! I still remember the old 90s Viper TV show!. But I guess it's Dodge's loss. Reply to this

Posted by vpisculli (376 days ago) This was an EXQUISITE telling of truth. I'd hoped we still lived in NY (now in NC) to contribute to this saving effort for Tator's Dodge. My wife was the full charge bookkeeper there for 23 years before retiring. Reply to this

Posted by 59fairlane (422 days ago) Are you sure this is the oldest? William T. Pritchard Dodge in Ithaca NY has been around a long time as well. They are slated for closing as well, maybe something could be done to combine the efforts of these two very historic dealerships. Chrysler has NO common sense, but I guess that's why they are in the position they are in.rn Reply to this

Posted by AJE (423 days ago) Awesome. What a tragic story. Congress should be ashamed of themselves for not assuring that these dealerships would be saved! Reply to this

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