Macroeconomic intelligence, sector trends, and operational strategies from the leaders in distressed asset advisory and monetization.
How appraisal, liquidation, and workout infrastructure could turn law firm fee receivables into a bankable asset class.
Taral Patel, Trent Simpson, Jack Nichols, and Amir Mireskandari on the lawful exit that could remake how Texas law firms finance their fees.
An in-depth analysis of how tariffs and supply chain gluts impact retail inventory valuations — and how ABLs and PE sponsors must respond.
New division led by Joshua Thompson and Skye Westcott helps e-commerce businesses recover maximum value from excess inventory, customer returns, and distressed assets. Via USA Today, July 8, 2026.
RMP Partners announces the acquisition of Eaton Hudson, forming a combined distressed-asset platform with $2.8B+ in disposition track record. Via EINPresswire.
Eaton Hudson manages the sale of 400+ rare lots dating to the 1600s via Invaluable.com, including presidential signed letters and stained glass windows.
Eaton Hudson announces the relocation of its headquarters from Atlanta and the opening of a new corporate office in Boston, Massachusetts, strengthening the firm's national presence.
Eaton Hudson manages the complete fixed asset sale for Holy Family College in Manitowoc, WI — classrooms, labs, IT equipment, and more. Sale starts September 28.
Eaton Hudson successfully completes the $7M+ branded inventory liquidation for SV Sports across 9 Pennsylvania locations.
Jim Schaye announces Eaton Hudson's expansion to serve smaller chain retailers and independent store owners — leveraging $2.8B+ in completed transactions. Via BusinessWire.
Eaton Hudson manages the fixed asset sale for Midstate College in Peoria, IL after 131 years of operation — classroom furniture, labs, and IT equipment.
Eaton Hudson conducts an online auction of Ship Supply International's wholesale inventory across Miami and Houston locations, starting September 23.
SimplexDiam and Eaton Hudson Jewelry Advisors announce a joint venture offering complete jewelry liquidation, appraisal, consignment, and sales event management.
Hudson Capital Partners leads the court-ordered Chapter 11 bankruptcy liquidation of Robb & Stucky's 20 premium home furnishings stores across FL, TX, AZ and NV.
How appraisal, liquidation, and workout infrastructure could turn law firm fee receivables into a bankable asset class.
Taral Patel, Trent Simpson, Jack Nichols, and Amir Mireskandari on the lawful exit that could remake how Texas law firms finance their fees.
How persistent inflation, rate volatility, and global supply chain fragmentation are reshaping certified appraisal methodologies and ABL collateral expectations.
Examining how private credit structures are increasingly central to distressed M&A financing and what that means for asset-based valuation and disposition strategy.
A deep dive into how ultra-premium brands are leveraging discreet secondary channels to monetize seasonal overstock without disrupting primary retail pricing.
A forward-looking analysis of lease restructuring opportunities, landlord negotiation dynamics, and portfolio rationalization strategies across major U.S. markets.
Beyond physical assets, brand equity, customer lists, and proprietary technology are emerging as critical value levers in modern distressed situations.
Operational best practices and market access strategies for achieving above-NOLV recovery on specialized industrial equipment and manufacturing assets.
Eaton Hudson and its principals have been featured in leading national and industry publications spanning three decades of landmark liquidations, collegiate dispositions, and market commentary.
Eaton Hudson, Inc. begins the disposition sale process of assets and operational items at historic Concordia College Alabama following closure, including furniture, lab and IT equipment.
Hudson Capital Partners participates in a joint venture bid for Bruno's Supermarkets LLC alongside Great American Group, Tiger Capital, and SB Capital Group.
An in-depth look at the booming retail liquidation industry during the 2008-2009 recession, featuring commentary from Harvey Yellen of Great American Group and industry leaders.
TIME Magazine profiles Jim Schaye, CEO of Hudson Capital Partners, and the booming going-out-of-business industry — clearing $1.7B in Circuit City merchandise across 567 stores.
The WSJ reports on the unprecedented retail liquidation boom, with liquidators including Hudson Capital Partners unloading excess inventory globally.
James Schaye, CEO of Hudson Capital Partners, confirms $1.8B in Circuit City inventory will be liquidated with up to 30% discounts as all 567 U.S. locations close.
James Schaye, CEO of Hudson Capital Partners, leads the liquidation of Circuit City's 567 stores including five Utah locations, with $1.8B in retail inventory.
WWD reports on the founding of Eaton Hudson LLC — the Eaton family of Canada joins forces with Hudson Capital Partners to form a national asset disposition and pop-up retail advisory firm.
Fredrik Eaton and his son D'Arcy Eaton partner with James Schaye and former Hudson Capital executives to launch Eaton Hudson LLC, specializing in asset disposition and pop-up retail services.
Jim Schaye, president of Hudson Capital Partners, explains post-Christmas liquidation strategy: "We're going to have to be extremely aggressive in terms of our discounting" — managing GOB sales for Linens 'N Things, Mervyns, and Whitehall Jewelers.
Boston Herald covers the asset liquidation of Tweeter Home Entertainment stores, with Hudson Capital Partners among the firms hired to clear inventory.
Jim Schaye of Hudson Capital Partners confirms the start of Mervyns' GOB sales across 149 remaining locations, with approximately $900M in inventory to be liquidated.
James Schaye, CEO of Hudson Capital Partners, explains the bankruptcy credit crisis: "If capital markets weren't so tight, I think this chain might possibly have survived" — as Linens 'N Things liquidates 589 stores.
James Schaye, president and CEO of Hudson Capital Partners, announces the Linens 'N Things straight going-out-of-business liquidation covering approximately 371 remaining stores over 11 weeks.
The New York Times DealBook reports on the Linens 'N Things liquidation — Hudson Capital Partners leads the joint venture that acquires the company's assets for approximately $475M.
JCK Magazine covers the $750M Whitehall Jewelers liquidation managed by Hudson Capital Partners, Gordon Brothers, Great American Group, and Silverman Jeweler Consultants across 373 stores.
CFO Magazine covers the Whitehall Jewelers bankruptcy liquidation — James Schaye, CEO of Hudson Capital Partners, describes "the most active period of liquidation sales in 10 years."
James Schaye, CEO of Hudson Capital Partners, comments on the Whitehall Jewelers bankruptcy liquidation as 373 stores begin closing sales — including four Orange County locations.
JCK reports on the announcement of the Whitehall Jewelers court-ordered liquidation, managed by Hudson Capital Partners, Great American Group, Silverman Jeweler Consultants, and Gordon Brothers Group.
WWD reports on the Whitehall Jewelers liquidation managed by Hudson Capital Partners, Gordon Brothers, Great American Group, and Silverman — covering $750M in jewelry inventory across 373 stores in 39 states.
Jim Schaye, CEO of Hudson Capital Partners, warns: "The meltdowns are so fast, it's amazing" — speaking at the Reuters Consumer and Retail Summit on the coming wave of retail liquidations.
Jim Schaye, CEO of Hudson Capital, leads Domain Inc.'s GOB sale across 27 home furnishings stores, starting at 64% of wholesale value — following a bankruptcy court order in Delaware.
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