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Order
District Judge Margaret R. Guzman: Order of Accounting entered. In light of Mr. Orkin's repeated failure to comply with Court orders to submit an accounting, the Court provides one final opportunity for him to substantiate his claim that the $403,827.91 from the 1099s issued to him in 2020 and 2021 actually represent monies owed to him as reimbursement for personal expenditures on Boost Web expenses rather than amounts converted from Boost Web funds for improper personal use. As has been stated repeatedly, an accounting is necessary to unravel what portion of Boost Web funds Mr. Orkin spent were spent on Boost Web expenses, other businesses, or Mr. Orkin's personal expenses. Respondent must complete and file this Accounting on the docket with Schedule A as a PDF printout as an exhibit. Respondent must also email the Courtroom Deputy, Suzanne Frisch, the excel file of the completed Schedule A and include opposing counsel on the correspondence. The Accounting and Schedule A shall be due no later than July 13, 2026 at 6:00 P.M. No extensions shall be granted. Failure to file these documents in the time allotted will result in sanctions, including possible waiver of reimbursement and a finding of conversion in failing to prosecute reimbursement. The Court incorporates all other instructions listed in the docketed order attached to this entry. SO ORDERED. (LB)
Order on Motion to Strike
District Judge Margaret R. Guzman: ELECTRONIC ORDER entered. The Court GRANTS IN PART ECF No. 332 , Boost Web's Motion to Strike ECF No. 324 , Mr. Orkin's purported accounting. ECF No. 324 does not comply with the Court's pretrial order instructions regarding the Accounting. Moreover, the filing is late and counsel for Mr. Orkin never filed a motion for extension of time. The Court REJECTS ECF No. 324 as a purported accounting. Instead, the Court shall issue an order for accounting and provide Mr. Orkin one file opportunity to substantiate his claim that he is owed reimbursement for personal funds spent on Boost Web expenses. (LB)
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