retailer John Varvatos Enterprises Inc. , ruling that the class of female workers hadn't shown inequitable conduct by the debtor's owners. In an opinion from U. S. Circuit Court Judge Thomas L. Ambro, the three-judge panel determined that the class of workers — which had won a $3. 5 million judgment against Varvatos prior to its bankruptcy — couldn't justify subordinating the secured claims of Varvatos owner Lion/Hendrix Cayman Ltd. because the owner hadn't acted inequitably in the underlying claims. The 289 workers, led by. . .
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