By Jean-Luc Renault
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Construction magnate Ronald Tutor is hoping a judge will pave the way for one of his companies to foreclose on a large library of films - a key asset tied up in an increasingly messy bankruptcy showdown.
The films were bought from financier David Bergstein's film entities, which are fiercely battling creditors in a series of involuntary Chapter 11 cases that seve...
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