Rico Claims And Fraud

Summary

RICO claims can be filed in federal court for patterns of racketeering activity. They must show a connection between the alleged criminal activities and an ongoing enterprise. Its possible to include related state court actions as background, but not for separate adjudication. Mail fraud can be used as evidence in both state and federal cases, with adjudication typically occurring in federal court. Res judicata prevents re-litigation of claims that have already been adjudicated. If none of your cases have been adjudicated, res judicata should not apply. Establishing a pattern of racketeering is crucial for a RICO claim, requiring at least two acts within a 10-year period. Consulting a lawyer is recommended for complex legal issues, including potential fraud and misappropriation by a trustee.

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can I show the the mailings in violation of mail fruad on both state and federal cases but juts have them be ajudicated as mail fruad in the federal case and background in the state case?
You can use mail fraud as evidence in both your state and federal cases. However, the adjudication of mail fraud would typically occur in the federal court, while in the state case, it can serve as supporting background information.
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so I wont be dismissed based on res judicata ? (though none of the cases have been ajudicated and thats a reguirment)
To determine if your case might be dismissed based on res judicata, here are some general points:
- Res judicata prevents re-litigation of claims that have already been adjudicated.
- If none of your cases have been adjudicated, res judicata should not apply.
- Each case must be examined independently to confirm this.
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my state case is going to trial may 19th? But again my state claim is not a rico claim rather it supports my RICO claim because the defendants in my RICO claim continually cover up their rackeet by filing fruad documents into state courts for example the state court one of the defendants commiteed spoilation throwing away * emails . Can I use state court filings to support my RICO claim exposing extortion and fruad?
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It seems like your case involves significant legal complexities and potential violations that could benefit from expert legal advice. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
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Can I use state court filings to support my RICO claim exposing extortion and fruad?
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Yes, you can use state court filings as evidence to support your RICO claim in federal court. These filings can provide background and context for your federal RICO claim, but the actual adjudication of RICO violations will occur in federal court.
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its challenging to determine if an entirty is a defendant asisting in the enterprise or just an entity providing services. If an attorney files fabricated documents knowing and willfully would this be a defendant or just an attorney trying to assist his client.
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Hi Karen,
If an attorney knowingly and willfully files fabricated documents, they could potentially be considered a defendant in a RICO claim if they are assisting in the enterprise's illegal activities. This could be seen as part of the pattern of racketeering activity.
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so in my complaint citing these attorneys who knowingly filed fabricated documents including fabricated financial documents wherby I hired an forensic accountant and the attorney learns of her report showing money laundring and the sttorney still maintains representaion would this establish intent to assist the enterprise?
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Hi Karen,
Yes, if an attorney knowingly files fabricated documents and continues representation despite evidence of illegal activities, this could establish intent to assist the enterprise under RICO. This would strengthen your RICO claim.
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If i am concise with my complaint meeting the elements of a rico cl;aim is that enough at this stage to stop or shield a motion to dismiss?
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Hi Karen, to avoid dismissal at this stage, ensure your complaint meets these RICO elements:
- Show a pattern of racketeering activity.
- Prove the existence of an enterprise.
- Establish a connection between the enterprise and the racketeering activity.
- Demonstrate harm resulting from the racketeering activity.
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If I can clearly show that i lost my two propererties from the the defendants collecting on a RICO delined usurious interest rate do i still have to estblsih a pattern of racketeering?
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Yes, under the RICO Act, you still need to establish a pattern of racketeering activity. This means demonstrating that there were at least two acts of racketeering activity within a *-year period. Evidence of the usurious interest rate alone may not be sufficient without showing this pattern.
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I have a pattern as they secretly met to collect on the uusry, and moneylaundering reportyed by the forensic and mail fraud severl mailings showing the illegal amount bankruptcu fraud manipulating this court three times to continue the scheme and maintin toe enterprise from * to now with the last overt act home sizure October *, *. I just have to support the statute of limitiatiosn as i know its 4 years but i may have difficulty from when it accrues as I knew i had damages from my adviosr in * when I sued him but i dint know about the enterprsie util * when I discovered the enterprise and the pattern. The defendants continually file fabricated documents into state courts covering my damages.
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Hi Karen,
For RICO claims, the statute of limitations is generally 4 years from the date you discovered or should have discovered the injury. Given the complexity of your case, it may be beneficial to consult with a lawyer to ensure all timelines are accurately accounted for.
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I would lve to atlk with an attorney but none of your lawyers I contacting me. Meanwhile i hvae recently removed a case to federal court citing individual federal crimes and a RICO claim and seeking time under ADA to draft my claim and if the court needs a RICO statement. Once I hear back I will draft the complaint and then send it to lawyers.
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Hi Karen, it sounds like you have a highly complex case involving both state and federal issues, particularly under the RICO Act. You've done a thorough job outlining your situation and the potential violations involved.
You can use state court filings to support your RICO claim in federal court. These filings can provide valuable evidence and context for your federal RICO claim. However, the actual adjudication of RICO violations will occur in federal court.
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Under Rule * and * U.S.C. § * how should have the Final report been reported? *. Lack of Accounting for Funds: - The Trustee's Final Report indicates receipts and approved disbursements totaling $*,*.*, leaving a balance of $*. - There is no detailed accounting or itemization of how these funds were disbursed, raising concerns about the proper handling and allocation of these assets. *. Allegations of Fraud and Embezzlement: - I believe that the Trustee, Joseph Diorio, may have misappropriated these funds. The report lacks transparency regarding the disbursements, which is inconsistent with standard bankruptcy procedures according to Rule * and * U.S.C. § *.
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Hi Karen,
Under Rule * and * U.S.C. § *, the Final Report should include:
- A detailed accounting of all receipts and disbursements.
- Itemization of each disbursement to ensure transparency.
- Justification for each disbursement.
Allegations of fraud and embezzlement are serious; consulting a lawyer might be beneficial.
Would you like more detailed advice on this matter?
Is there a standard formcalled Summary of trustee's final report And Application's For Compensation wherby here it states The Final Report shows receipt of $*,*.* and approved disbursement of $*,*.* leaving a * balance. Thus in this report under rule * should it have included the disbursements of the $*,*.*?
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Hi Karen,
Yes, the Trustee's Final Report should include detailed disbursements under Rule *. The report should itemize each disbursement to ensure transparency and proper accounting.
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suppose the trustee collected those funds for himself is this embezzelment?
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Karen, if the trustee collected those funds for personal use, it could potentially be considered embezzlement. Embezzlement involves the fraudulent taking of personal property by someone to whom it was entrusted.
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Can you revise the Objection to trustee final report including the prayer for relief for an audit or should i include the motion to vacate default judgement which i drafted which is relatyed to this matter? *. Trustee's Actions: - It appears the Trustee is assisting * Fountain Street LLC, an entity created through illegal activities, in suing us to cover up its wrongdoing in Superior Court, MA (Docket Number: 1573CV00296). - The Trustee filed a motion to employ Craig Jalberts, CIRA, and Verdoline & Lowley, P.C. as accountants to the Chapter * Trustee, which further supports this concern. .
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Hi Karen,
Given the complexities and the serious nature of your case, it would be highly beneficial to consult with a lawyer. They can help you with the specific revisions needed for your Objection to the Trustee's Final Report and the inclusion of your motion to vacate the default judgment.
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- Additionally, he filed a motion on February *, *, seeking additional funds of $*,*.*, stating that the trust is overdrawn. This is incorrect as neither James nor Karen received any certified letters, emails, or phone calls from the trustee regarding this matter. - On or before December *, *, upon James' diligent efforts, the trustee's agent met with James, stating they would accept $*,* to release the adversary proceeding. Again, in July of *, upon James' diligent efforts, the trustee met with James and Eric Renner, Esq., acknowledging the offer of $*,*. Now, that $*,* has inflated to $*,*.* for James Cronan and $*,* for Karen Merritt. - When Diorio received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate
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Hi Karen,
Your situation involves several complex legal issues, including potential fraud and misappropriation by a trustee. Here are some general points:
- Trustee's Final Reports under Rule * should include a detailed accounting of all receipts and disbursements.
- If the trustee collected funds for personal use, it could be considered embezzlement.
- You can use state court filings as evidence in your federal RICO claim.
Given the complexity, consulting a lawyer is highly recommended. If you would like, I can follow up with local lawyers to ensure they contact you promptly. Would you like me to proceed with that?
please draft the appropriate motion first.
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Hi Karen,
I'll help you draft an Objection to the Trustee's Final Report, including a prayer for relief for an audit. Here’s a sample motion:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
In re:
[Your Name],
Debtor.
Case No.: [Your Case Number]