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J.B.B. Investment Partners v. Fair

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 30, 2014A140232NCalifornia8,177 words

Opinion

Opinion

BACKGROUND

Fair, an attorney and inactive member of the California State Bar, is the founder of Bronco, and Bronco is the managing member of Boulevard and Cameron. Boulevard and Cameron are Arizona limited liability companies formed in 2007, and they each own apartment units in Arizona. Rabic is a non-attorney individual investor. JBB is a limited partnership based in Atherton, California, and Jonathan B. Buckheit is the general partner of JBB. In late 2007 and early 2008, JBB invested $150,000 and Rabic invested $100,000 in Boulevard and Cameron, and both became members of the limited liability companies. Subsequently, plaintiffs asserted that they had discovered defendants had made various fraudulent representations and omissions; the parties attempted to negotiate a settlement of those disputes. One of plaintiffs’ attorneys, Giacomo A. Russo, sent a settlement offer by e-mail on July 4, 2013 (the July 4 offer). The July 4 offer addressed

2 to Fair stated, among other things, that Fair “must represent and warrant (and provide full disclosure that) no monies moved illegally from one entity to another[,]” that he must enter a stipulated judgment for $350,000, and that “[a]ll…

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