Renewal Fuels, Inc (RNWF)

[breezin_chs]

Were any LAWS really broken here?

Stunning question.

I would ask Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen, and Katz how they feel about someone using their firm's name to commit fraud. Or is it corporate impersonation? Or defamation? As LAWYERS, they would have the answers.
http://www.wlrk.com/

Same question to Competitive Power Ventures, Inc. Robert Burke, General Counsel, undoubtedly knows that there is equity in a firm's good name. Any illegal act that infringes upon it is worthy of prosecution.
http://www.cpv.com/management_team.php

Let's leave Renewal Fuels, Inc. out of it because, judging from their history, they don't have the wherewithal to prosecute anything.

Look at "simple" matters such as trademark infringement. Legitimate companies release the hounds to go after the actors.

Laws broken? Prosecute or let it slide? Decisions, decisions.

IMO