The latest salvo in Standard Register Co.’s bankruptcy case was fired by Greenwich, Conn.-based hedge fund Silver Point — which agreed to a $275 million purchase of the Dayton-based company — against the unsecured creditors’ committee in the case, the Dayton (Ohio) Business Journal reported yesterday. In a court filing late last week, Silver Point says that the committee unfairly maligned it by putting out a conspiracy theory that manipulative transactions led to Standard Register's financial troubles without any substantial evidence and without offering any constructive alternatives. Silver Point also says that the committee ignored evidence showing that Standard Register pursued another potential bidder for the stalking-horse position, with Silver Point’s support. Standard Register provides document management as well as business and marketing communication products and services.
