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Elite Equipment Leasing, LLC

Sale Process

Case No. 25-10145·Montana·Petition date Sep 7, 2025

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OverviewHearings Professionals

Professionals

Retained professionals and compensation participants, joined to their source filings.

C

Coleman, Monson & Small PLLC

RetainedBankruptcy Counsel · Creditors' committee

Dkt. 138

D

Dundon Advisers LLC

RetainedFinancial Advisor · Creditors' committee

Dkt. 198

D

Duner and Foote, LLP

RetainedAccounting / Auditor · Debtor

Dkt. 575
Dkt. 563

D

Dykema Gossett PLLC

RetainedBankruptcy Counsel · Creditors' committee

Dkt. 139

E

Epiq Corporate Restructuring, LLC

RetainedClaims and Noticing Agent · Debtor

Dkt. 152
Dkt. 16

G

Garrett Stiepel Ryder LLP

Retained · fee applicantSpecial Counsel · Debtor

Dkt. 137

J

JEFF MARTIN AUCTIONEERS, INC.

RetainedAsset Sale / Auctioneer · Debtor

Dkt. 522
Dkt. 521

L

Lanak & Hanna

RetainedSpecial Counsel · Debtor

Dkt. 539
Dkt. 542

L

Lesnick Prince Pappas & Alverson LLP

Retained · fee applicantBankruptcy Counsel · Debtor

Dkt. 124

P

Patten, Peterman, Bekkedahl & Green, PLLC

Retained · fee applicantBankruptcy Counsel · Debtor

Dkt. 123

S

SierraConstellation Partners, LLC

RetainedChief Restructuring Officer · Debtor

Dkt. 26
Dkt. 22
Dkt. 21
Dkt. 19
Dkt. 136

Judge: Benjamin P. Hursh
Petition liabilities: $10M–$50M
Industry: Construction
Debtors: 6

Elite Equipment Leasing, LLC is a crane rental and construction services provider operating under the trade name Reliable Crane Service. Headquartered in Anaheim, California, the company maintains a fleet of over 500 pieces of heavy equipment and employs approximately 200 people across California, Nevada, Arizona, and Texas. The company supports large-scale infrastructure and commercial projects, including sports stadiums and luxury developments, and manages a work backlog exceeding $80 million with annual revenues historically reaching $100 million.

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