It was stated; “No need to show up, case was over in December 2022....”
“No need to show up?” That’s why Halpern has an $8m judgment from the Z-Trim shareholders against him. Because he believed there was no need to show up. That’s why he has a $900k plus judgment against him from Google Because he believed there was no need to show up. Since he’s apparently not going to show up on the 28th, I guess he can check in on the boards to see how things turned out.
The case being referred to in the last post was the bankruptcy case. The judgment rendered was for the MAXD corporate obligation to the Vechery Family Trust. The court date on Friday April 28th is the next legal step after the judgment.
I’ve actually received several phone calls from shareholders after Alfred posted his “April 28th date. For clarity, and to counter the court information just posted, the court entered a default judgment in favor of Harvey Vechery and against Greg Halpern and Max Sound on January 11, 2023. The Vechery Family Trust then petitioned the court to render judgment in favor of the defendant, for relief demanded in the complaint, permanent injunction, and removal of Halpern from the company. This has nothing to do with the bankruptcy case.
In case Greg Halpern needs the information, the court date for this hearing is next Friday, April 28 at 11AM in the Superior Court of California County of San Diego. The case has been assigned to the Honorable Judge Timothy Taylor. That is the only date that counts. Not the May 19th date Halpern has been claiming to bring the SEC filings up to date. Of course, he would have to still be here to file. This is all part of the public record by the way.
