LLC

Is Wyoming’s Obscure LLC Regulations Turning It Into a Sanctuary for Fraudsters?

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Cheyenne, WY – Wyoming has long been celebrated for its sweeping landscapes and cowboy ethos, but its liberal LLC laws are drawing scrutiny as some suggest they provide a shield for less savory affairs. With minimal disclosure requirements and significant privacy protections, the state has emerged as an attractive locus for business entities seeking to operate under the radar. This regulatory environment, critics argue, not only attracts legitimate businesses but also provides a perfect cover for those with more dubious intentions. Concerns are particularly acute regarding the ease with which individuals can hide assets or … Read more

Maron Marvel Bradley Anderson & Tardy LLC Establishes UM Scholarship in Honor of Renowned Lawyer, Thomas Tardy III

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OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi School of Law has received a generous $100,000 gift to establish a scholarship for military service members. The Maron Marvel Bradley Anderson & Tardy LLC firm donated the funds in honor of the late attorney, Thomas W. Tardy III. The endowed scholarship will be awarded to rising third-year law students with a military service background who show a strong interest in litigation. Tardy, an alumnus of Ole Miss Law School and a former U.S. Army instructor, passed away in March 2022. He was known for his dedication to … Read more

Federal Jury Awards Circuitronix LLC Over $7.5 Million in Lawsuit Against Chinese Manufacturer

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MIAMI – In a surprising turn of events, a federal jury in Miami has awarded more than $7.5 million to Podhurst Orseck’s client, Circuitronix LLC, after allegations arose that the company had failed to pay over 400 invoices to Chinese-based manufacturer, Jiangmen Benlida Printed Circuit Co. This verdict comes after Circuitronix had initially been sued for $13.5 million by Benlida. Stephen Rosenthal, Matthew Weinshall, and Christina Martinez of Podhurst Orseck represented Circuitronix in the case, which was heard by U.S. District Judge Robert Scola of the Southern District of Florida. For Circuitronix and its legal … Read more