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Posted: 3/20/2019 9:58:14 PM EDT
Let's say you have an LLC selling a product that breaks federal law. The federal government comes knocking on your door and you play the ignore game, hoping it goes away. You also immediately stop paying your debts, shutdown the entity in question, disappear from arfcom and get locked because your username is pretty close to your business name, and continue to ignore the federal government attorneys.
Let's pretend you end up with a default judgment of 4.1 million, but still continue to evade the feds. If you open a new business out of your residence while selling your previous product (still illegal), exactly how screwed are you when this all catches up to you? This is all hypothetical. |
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$4.1 million? Gee, I wonder if that's enough scratch to call a lawyer over?
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who do i bill for this hypothetical?
@aimless @otherarfcomattorneypeople |
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who do i bill for this hypothetical? @aimless @otherarfcomattorneypeople you're fucked now, they're already negotiating for your bones. |
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Sure. We’re just spitballing here. I just need to know what the split is.
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The government likes to pierce the corporate veil. Business owners and execs should also be aware of the DOJ's Yates Memo.
In short, pepper your angus cause they're going in dry, especially for a repeat offender. The LLC will provide virtually no protection. Don't be surprised when they decide to go the criminal route (see the Yates Memo). It seems like an increasing number of FCA cases these days become criminal matters. |
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I've got my yellow pad out...........keep posting and I'll bill you later
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not sure what you got yourself into but sounds like a fucking mess good luck
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Interesting start; has potential.
In for the next info dump. |
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In such a scenario I would strongly suggest that the subject needs to stop pursuing his business activities involving illegal products or services, and switch to selling something that is harmless and legal in all 50 states.
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... how screwed are you when this all catches up to you? View Quote I hear that the Philippines is a nice place to visit with $4M. |
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You should make a donation to the Clinton foundation. If you are selling guns to cartels without ATF approval they get mad as well. The government hates competition.
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I'd go with "I did it but never made a profit as I spent it all"
and claim the charity tax deduction. lol |
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The government likes to pierce the corporate veil. Business owners and execs should also be aware of the DOJ's Yates Memo. In short, pepper your angus cause they're going in dry, especially for a repeat offender. The LLC will provide virtually no protection. Don't be surprised when they decide to go the criminal route (see the Yates Memo). It seems like an increasing number of FCA cases these days become criminal matters. View Quote The LLC is probably not providing any liability shield at this point. Most people who are trying to dodge default judgments don’t do it right. |
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Does anyone have any hints as to the backstory here? Maybe what the hypothetical, alleged illicit item sold was?
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The Feds are not thinking about criminal prosecution. They are already there. Someone just did not get the memo yet.
Completely ignored the court. Rendering a default judgment. Followed by a continuation of previous activity. Yeah.. no lube will be provided a the Graybar hotel. |
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As your attorney I would advise you to rent a convertible and start planning a weekend trip to a non extraditionary country. Hypothetically speaking of course.
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I have no idea what op is talking about, but tagging to find out I guess.
If someone who knows what the heck this about would im me a clue I’d appreciate it. |
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