I received a nice little email today reminding me that the LG Technologies VS. Shin, Smith, Diana, LeadPoint and others has not been completely settled. The last update was that Shin switched his plea to guilty and has been ordered to pay back any monies due to LG Technologies.  This left the other defendants still in question.

As of the 5th of August 2010 and according to the Riverside County Court House the charges against Edward Shin, Karen Shin, LP Services, LLC, Chris Smith and Iris Sunwoo have been dismissed. According to the emailer LG Technologies and the defendants came to a settlement agreement. The details are unknown.

Left out from the dismissals, however, were LeadPoint, Marc Diana, Breakwater Ventures and Breakwater Ventures II. It is unknown whether or not these parties will come to terms with a settlement agreement as well or continue to be prosecuted by LG Technologies.

Additionally I am not sure if this settlement with Shin has anything to do with the courts order to repay LG Technologies. I will leave the speculations up to you. Regardless, it seems as though one of the largest lead generation scandals is coming to an end. We will have to wait and see what the outcome is for the remaining parties in the case.

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Big news out of the largest lead generation scandal in history.

For back story on the case between LG Technologies and Edward Shin, Chris Smith and others please read the following articles, starting with this one.

It was released recently that Edward Shin, the main defendant of the charges made by LG Technologies switches his pleas to GUILTY. According to the minutes made available through Riverside Court house Shin has switched is plea, waives his right to a jury trial, waives his right to cross examine the witnesses and waives his right against self incrementation.

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One of the biggest lead generation scandals continues with the addition of more evidence and documentation made public through the Riverside Court Public Access portal. If you have not been following the case or not aware of what is being alleged, you can view previous posts here.

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One of the biggest lead generation scandals of the year is going to continue into 2010, but it is not going to leave 2009 without one more big break in the case.

A brief review of the case can be found here and here.

If you are familiar with the case you will remember that in Shin’s deceleration he claimed payment of $150,000, that mysteriously ended up in his bank account from LeadPoint, back to LG Technologies. According to new documents made public by the court, Shin is now being charged with Perjury and Contempt. According to bank statements provided by US Bank, the cashiers checks Shin claimed were made out to LG Technologies were actually made out to the Wynn Hotel. That is correct. Shin’s copy and paste skills were not enough to keep this lie out of the courts and could possibly destroy his whole defense.

This is a huge break for LG Technologies and clearly shows that Shin has lied at least once with details of is claims.

You can view the two court documents and the bad checks here and here.

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In May of this year I revealed an interesting case between a lead generation company and a few of its key employees. The case, which you can read about here in my original post, included allegations of fraud, embezzlement and contract infringement, now has a few new updates to mention.

Today the Riverside County Sheriffs department has released information on their website (Case #TE092660124) that they have taken Edward Shin into custody. Shin has been given a $575,000 bail. Details below:

I am not an attorney nor have I ever studied the Law, but according to the court documents listed here (Once you log in you can search LG Technologies and the case info will come up) it would appear as though LeadPoint has also filed a cross complaint against Shin on 9/11/09. The details of this complaint are unknown, but I will keep you posted as the case proceeds and try to provide details when they are available.

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