Another Update Due on Vick Bankruptcy
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Posted: 6:10 AM Jun 30, 2009
Another Update Due on Vick Bankruptcy
Lawyers for suspended NFL star Michael Vick are headed back to bankruptcy court in Virginia.
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Lawyers for suspended NFL star Michael Vick are headed back to bankruptcy court in Virginia.

Vick is not expected to attend Tuesday's hearing in Norfolk, where attorneys will update the judge on progress toward developing a new Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan. The judge rejected Vick's first plan in April, saying it wasn't feasible.

Vick is winding down his 23-month sentence for operating a dogfighting ring. He's serving the last two months on home confinement in Hampton and is scheduled to be released from federal custody July 20.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is waiting until the 29-year-old former Atlantic Falcons quarterback completes his sentence before deciding whether to lift his suspension.

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