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Judge Clears Auction of Damon Dash’s Poppington Assets Despite Bankruptcy

The decision distinguishes Dash’s corporate property from protections triggered by his personal Chapter 7 filing.

Overview

  • Magistrate Judge Robert Lehrburger ruled that public auctions of Poppington LLC’s films, copyrights and related assets may proceed.
  • The order also permits sale of any Dash assets assigned to the U.S. Marshal before September 4, 2025, despite the automatic stay in his case.
  • Dash filed for Chapter 7 in Florida on September 4, listing under $5,000 in assets and more than $25 million in liabilities tied to taxes, support and legal claims.
  • The enforcement drive follows court awards tied to the Dear Frank/The List dispute, including roughly $850,000 and a $4 million defamation default judgment connected to podcast remarks.
  • Creditors led by attorney Christopher Brown have moved to seize Dash’s business interests and allege undisclosed intellectual property, with earlier court‑approved sales including a one‑third Roc‑A‑Fella Records stake.