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Canopy firm seeks bankruptcy

Updated: March 26, 2010, 7:27 PM ET
Associated Press

DALLAS -- The parent company of the business that built the Dallas Cowboys practice facility that collapsed in a wind storm last May, injuring a dozen people, has filed for protection from its creditors.

Cover-All Building Systems Inc. of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, said Thursday it will seek to restructure its finances under court supervision while continuing "limited operations." The filing was made under the Canadian law governing bankruptcies, an action similar to Chapter 11 proceedings ...

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