Under a tentative deal, Sortis Holdings and a subsidiary are prepared to pay up to $800,000 to a small group of creditors, thereby dismissing their petition to push the Portland company into bankruptcy.
In addition to providing the Northwest ownership group with some breathing room as it attempts to recover from a financial mess, the agreement would eliminate almost $8 million in debts that creditors claim Sortis Holdings owes.
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