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The Wimbledon Fund, SC CLass TT v. Graybox LLC et al
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2:15-cv-06633
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- Allen Matkins
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- Bienert Katzman
- Cole Schotz
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June 07, 2019
Film Producer Convicted Of Fraud Loses Indemnification Bid
A California federal judge said Thursday that a film producer convicted of fraud cannot get indemnification for the millions of dollars he's had to pay in a settlement with one spurned investor.
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May 30, 2019
Wimbledon Fund Gets $2.3M Quick Win In Fraud Case
A California federal judge gave The Wimbledon Fund a quick win Wednesday in its case seeking to recover $2.3 million fraudulently transferred to the affiliate of a film financier convicted of investor fraud.
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July 24, 2018
SocGen Wants Film Producer's Negligence Claims Nixed
Société Générale Private Banking SA urged a California federal court Monday to toss allegations that the Swiss bank negligently approved an almost $18 million notes purchase that was never repaid, saying a separate party voluntarily dismissed identical allegations as baseless.
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January 09, 2017
Film Financier Gets $23M Fraud Suit Paused For Criminal Case
A California federal judge on Monday granted film financier David Bergstein's request to stay a hedge fund's suit seeking to recover $23 million it is owed for its losses in an allegedly Bergstein-run scam until New York criminal charges related to the purported scam are resolved.