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The Plaintiffs are brothers who each owned an 8.33% interest in vMonitor, LLC, an Abu Dhabi limited liability company. The Middle East Defendants convinced the Plaintiffs that vMonitor was worth only $13,000,000 by representing to them that a third-party had offered to purchase their interests at that valuation. Unbeknownst to the Plaintiffs the Defendants had previously told a possible investor that they valued the company at $60,000.000. The alleged third-party purchaser then bowed out and the majority shareholder purchased the Plaintiffs' interest at the $13,000,000 valuation. Soon thereafter the entire company was sold for nearly $60,000,000 to Rockwell Automation.
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