Tomac et al v. Millcreek Commercial Properties, LLC et al
Green Cove Investments, LLC, Benjamin Allen, royal west properties, JSGV Properties, LLC, John Kurtz, Thom Belchak, Ivan Warner, Quaking Aspen Properties, LLC, Windmill Properties II, LLC, Elizabeth Carlston, Janice Young, MaxHan Holdings, LLC, Colleen Overson, Lynn Kneedy, Joan Befort, Cheryl Tomac, Marjorie Reid and James A. Herbert |
Millcreek Commercial Properties, LLC, Kevin Long, James Yeates, 13 Investments, LLC, Colliers International, Millrock Investment Fund 1 LLC, Brent Smith, Mark Machlis, Michael Bersie, Brian Martinez, Illeana Stocco, Scott Rutherford, Equity Summit Group, Elevated 1031, Stacie Stewart, Connie Greenawalt, Eastern 1031 Starker Exchange, LLP, Green Ivy Realty, Inc., Ashley Wolocatiuk, Paxton Pothier, Brandon Fugal, Jamie Anderson, Thomas Smith, Lew Cramer, Spencer Taylor, Jerald Adam Long, KKM Diagnostic Imaging Group and Neuromed |
2:2024cv00774 |
October 14, 2024 |
U.S. District Court for the District of Utah |
Dustin B Pead |
Contract: Other |
12 U.S.C. § 0022 Securities Fraud |
Plaintiff |
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