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Federal Trade Commission et al v. Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing Inc et al

Filed: May 12, 2014 as 3:2014mc00012

Plaintiff: Federal Trade Commission, Illinois State of and North Carolina State of

Defendant: Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing Inc, FHTM Inc, Alan Clark Holdings LLC and others

Receiver: Robb Evans

Court: Seventh Circuit › Indiana › US District Court for the Northern District of Indiana

Type: Other Statutes › Other

Federal Trade Commission et al v. Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing, Inc. et al

Filed: May 9, 2014 as 1:2014cv03409

Plaintiff: Federal Trade Commission , State Of Illinois , Commonwealth of Kentucky and others

Defendant: Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing, Inc. , FHTM, Inc. , Alan Clark Holdings, LLC and others

Receiver: Robb Evans

Cause Of Action: Civil Miscellaneous Case

Court: Seventh Circuit › Illinois › US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

Type: Other Statutes

Federal Trade Commission et al v. Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing, Inc. et al

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Filed: January 24, 2013 as 1:2013cv00578

Plaintiff: Federal Trade Commission , State Of Illinois , Commonwealth of Kentucky and others

Defendant: Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing, Inc. , FHTM, Inc. , Alan Clark Holdings, LLC and others

Receiver: Robb Evans & Associates LLC

Cause Of Action: 15 U.S.C. § 0053 Federal Trade Commission Act

Court: Seventh Circuit › Illinois › US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

Type: Other Statutes › Other Statutory Actions

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