has anyone seen this? pretty recent

[Anonymous]

http://dockets.justia.com/docket/washington/wawdce/2:2014cv01087/202157

Liu v. Gold et al
Defendant: David C. Stump, Pedro Granadillo, Gerardo Canet, Richard B. Brewer, Susan B. Bayh, Hans E. Bishop, Gregory T. Schiffman, Mitchell H. Gold, David L. Urdal and Douglas G. Watson
Plaintiff: Fang Liu

Case Number: 2:2014cv01087
Filed: July 17, 2014

Quintal v. Bayh et al
Defendant: Douglas G. Watson, David L. Urdal, David C. Stump, John G. Johnson, Pedro Granadillo, Dennis M. Fenton, Bogdan Dziurzynski, Susan B. Bayh, Mitchell H. Gold, Gerardo Canet and Dendreon Corporation
Plaintiff: Joseph Quintal, Jr.

Case Number: 1:2014cv00311
Filed: March 7, 2014

 

[Anonymous]

The Liu case lists Richard Brewer (deceased) as a defendant. Do they go after his estate?

 

[Anonymous]

The Liu case lists Richard Brewer (deceased) as a defendant. Do they go after his estate?

They should. He is one of the worst people in this whole disaster that printed 7 billion based on a psycho's imagination and now the 7 billion vanished.

 

[Anonymous]

The Liu case lists Richard Brewer (deceased) as a defendant. Do they go after his estate?

They can go after the estate if:

1. His estate has not been wound up by the probate court, and

2. All the assets have not been sheltered, say in a family trust that passes outside of probate.

You can sue anybody at anytime. Whether there are assets to be recovered if you win the suit is an entirely different kettle of fish.