Fort Worth-based Radio Shack finally filed for bankruptcy Thursday in Delaware. The retailer listed $1.2 billion in assets and $1.39 billion in debts. Radio Shack GC Bob Donohoo chose bankruptcy lawyers at Jones Day to be lead counsel in the case. Dallas partner Gregory Jordan and Houston partner Thomas Howley are playing key roles.
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