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Seisa Medical, Inc. v. Asia Capital Advisor, Ltd. et al
Case Number:
3:18-cv-00079
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December 11, 2018
Texas Medical Device Co., Atty End Suit Over Alleged Scam
A medical device developer has resolved a case accusing a California attorney of scamming it out of $1.76 million by misrepresenting her ability to connect the company with potential clients in Asia and continuously trying to get more money.
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September 21, 2018
Atty Can't Shake $1.76M Suit Over Alleged Consulting Scam
A Texas federal judge has declined to throw out a suit by a medical device developer accusing a California attorney of scamming it out of $1.76 million, ruling that the court did have jurisdiction over the case.
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March 15, 2018
Consultant Co. Wants Out Of $1.76M Suit Over Alleged Scam
A California attorney and her investment advisory company on Thursday moved to dismiss a suit brought by a medical device developer that claimed the attorney scammed it out of $1.76 million, arguing that Texas federal courts had no jurisdiction over either the attorney or her company.
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March 12, 2018
Medical Device Co. Says Atty's Consultant Scam Cost It $1.8M
A medical device developer and manufacturer has brought a suit removed to Texas federal court on Friday alleging a California attorney misrepresented her ability to connect the company with potential clients in Asia and continuously tried to get more money from the company, ultimately costing it $1.76 million.