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JW Gaming Development, LLC v. James et al
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3:18-cv-02669
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June 22, 2021
Pinoleville Pomo Can't Use Its Court To Scrap Fed. Judgment
A California federal judge has mostly blocked the Pinoleville Pomo Nation and its tribal court from continuing a case against gaming developer JW Gaming, ruling that the tribe "constituted its tribal court for the first time" to void a federal court judgment.
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May 07, 2021
Gaming Developer Asks Judge To Block Tribal Court Suit
JW Gaming asked a California federal judge to block the Pinoleville Pomo Nation from suing it in a tribal court, claiming the new suit is a tactic to "void" a $5.4 million federal court ruling against the tribe.
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March 17, 2021
Tribe In Casino Row Claims Judge Misinterpreted $5.4M Note
The Pinoleville Pomo Nation has again asked a California federal court to undo its ruling that the tribe breached an agreement with a gaming developer over a failed casino project, claiming the judge incorrectly interpreted the terms of a $5.38 million promissory note.
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January 15, 2021
Calif. Judge Boots Tribe's Bid To Undo Casino Ruling
A California judge has rejected a bid by the Pinoleville Pomo Nation to undo his ruling that the tribe breached a 2012 agreement with JW Gaming Development related to a botched casino, saying new evidence the tribe put forward doesn't add up.
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January 07, 2021
Tribe, Gaming Co. Fight Over Expert In $5M Failed Casino Suit
A gaming development company slammed the Pinoleville Pomo Nation's new "purported" expert witness in a $5.4 million California federal court case over an investment in the tribe's casino that never materialized, while the Pinoleville Pomo Nation insists on including his "substantive" evidence.
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November 30, 2020
Tribe Claims New Evidence In Gaming Co.'s $5.4M Suit
Pinoleville Pomo Nation tribal members have asked a California federal court to let them add allegations based on their new counsel's recently discovered evidence in a gaming developer's $5.4 million suit over a failed casino project, saying the developer concealed a fraudulent partnership.
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April 06, 2020
Tribe Members Still Can't Escape RICO Claims In $5.4M Suit
A California federal judge has again rejected an attempt by individual tribal members to toss a gaming developer's fraud and racketeering claims against them in a $5.38 million breach of contract suit over a sham casino project, finding it's too early to stop the company from pursuing the claims.
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March 30, 2020
Tribe Members Say Gaming Co. Can't Make RICO Claims
Individual members of a tribe have told a California federal court that a gaming developer can't pursue racketeering claims against them in its $5.38 million breach of contract suit over a sham casino project, saying it already agreed to seek damages from the tribe itself.
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March 25, 2020
Gaming Co. Seeks Quick Win On RICO Claims Against Tribe
A gaming developer has urged a California federal judge to grant it a quick win on its racketeering and fraud claims against certain tribe members of the Pinoleville Pomo Nation over a sham casino project, saying the members are moving money out of the court's reach as the company tries to collect $16.14 million in damages.
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March 16, 2020
Calif. Tribe Members Can't Dodge RICO Row, Gaming Co. Says
A gaming developer is asking a California federal court to reject individual tribe members' bid to toss the company's fraud and racketeering claims against them, saying an earlier win in its $5.38 million breach of contract suit doesn't prevent the company from pursuing the claims.