September 2020 –
Opinion
August 25, 2020 (with entries added Daily)
Editor Note: It’s time to expose the overwhelming amount of Fraud, Bad Faith, Insider Dealing, and Criminal Conduct that takes place among Fiduciaries on a daily basis at Asbestos Trusts. Asbestos Trust List – All Trusts – Updated October 2019
Opinion – February 22, 2020
Everyone knows the Department of Justice is investigating Steven Kazan and Asbestos Trusts. For decades, Kazan, a “Trust Advisory Committee” Member for nearly every Asbestos Trust in the Country, has ‘raped’ Asbestos Trust Funds for his thousands of mesothelioma clients – absolutely destroying the Trust funds. Every present and future Asbestos victim receives less money from Asbestos Trusts due to Steven Kazan. But now the Department of Justice has come calling….and they want monies owed to the government. Many asbestos victims received medical payments through Medicare which (in some cases) triggers an obligation to reimburse the government for Medicare expenditures.
OPINION
CORRUPT JUDGE ALERT – JUDGE SHERI BLUEBOND
CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT IN LOS ANGELES – FRAUD, ASBESTOS TRUST FUND KILLER
Opinion based on 20 years of filing Asbestos Trust Claims – See full blog post on this topic – Updated September 4, 2017 (and as circumstances change)
Update October 2017: Nothing has changed since the original publishing. The site list for this Trust is a complete “sham” with Fiduciaries “concealing” thousands of thousands of known Unibestos sites and ships! The Goal of the Corrupt Fiduciaries: To steer as much of the Asbestos Victims PCC Trust Fund to themselves and co-conspirators. Attorneys Tom Florence, Alan Brayton and Steven Kazan and behind this mass fraud.
Notice re: Trust and Fiduciary Fraud — PCC Asbestos Trust
Fiduciaries,
March 21, 2017
It’s about time the State Attorney Generals began investigating Asbestos Bankruptcy Trusts. The collusion, bad faith, misappropriation of funds and fraud have taken place for over a decade.
Finally – 13 State AG’s Investigate!
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