An excerpt from the JAMS proceedings stating that there was more than
adequate funding available to actually do a $950,000,000.00 deal.
Exhibit B: The Letter of Attestation from Jennifer Opoku-Asare of Asare Law Firm, LLC addressed to Red Hawk Medical, dated June 3, 2021, representing the availability of funds in the amount of $24,400,000,000.00 "for the purchase of the authentic PPE Product for the sale, supply & distribution to Government, FEMA, Federal, State & Private Healthcare, 1st Responders, Medical Workers, Federal Employees, and or other Non-Retail users and its affiliates."
This massive order was questioned by some, rightly so but the availability of funds
for such order was part of Redhawks due diligence at he the onset of the order.
Their legal supplied the Letter of Attestation stating the availability of funds in the
amount of $24,400,000,000.00 dated June 3, 2021.
At this point the corporate entities that control the $24,400,000,000.00 are feeling a
little concerned being they are on the hook for the Sales and Purchase Agreement
dated as of June 22, 2021. This entire situation is new ground in the legal system but
it did follow the contractual remedies set in the contract.
If their insurance does not cover the award in it's entirety individuals may be held to
pay the difference.
Future cases will be referencing the final out come of this case due to
the size of this award and the legal interpretation by the judge which will create new law.
I originally thought this was a quick process being the JAMS award seemed straight forward,
this changed once N95 Shield's lawyers showed up along with their insurance lawyers.
If N95 stayed the course and failed to acknowledge I think it would have been ruled on
based on the contract itself.
Everything changed once they realized this could not be ignored any longer.
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