Washington, D.C., Electrical Contractor Declares Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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Reston-based electrical contractor, Truland Group, has recently filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the Eastern District of Virginia. Affiliated companies, Truland Service Corp. and Truland Systems, also filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Other Truland-affiliated companies, including Truland Walker Seal Transportation, reportedly have bankruptcy cases pending. According to an article in The Washington Post by Sarah Halzack, a former manager with Truland stated that he and other employees have been laid off. Clark Construction, which subcontracts with Truland, said Truland workers have not recently come to work on various job sites, the article reports. Truland Group has been headquartered in the Washington, D.C.-area for over one hundred years. They worked on such huge projects as the Music Center at Strathmore, the Walter E. Washington Convention Center and a number of federal government sites. Halzack writes that in its 2014 “Book of Lists”, the Washington Business Journal reported that Truland generated revenues of $486 million in 2012, employing 1,100 people locally and 1,400 across the country. The Client First Bankruptcy attorneys are among the most knowledgeable consumer bankruptcy attorneys in the U.S., representing thousands of clients in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. Call us toll-free 800-383-6004 Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Central Time. For vital, timely and accurate information about bankruptcy filing, you can log onto our easy-to-navigate, interactive website at clientfirstbankruptcy.com any time that is convenient for you.