 It means the company is planning to reorganize and could allow them to partially pay its debts over time. Court filings show the company owes as much as $50 million in liabilities. Those filings also show Epic encountered financial hardships this past spring. Several subsidiary companies overseeing projects took action to cut ties with Epic, with some stopping their payments. In turn, Epic stopped paying its investors in May, the same month its offices closed in West Fargo.