James Thomas Case Summary

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James Thomas, 44, of Villa Rica, Georgia, was summoned on government charges of wire misrepresentation and IRS evasion emerging from an affirmed development expense extortion plan including $1.7 million. Thomas was prosecuted by a government excellent jury on September 15, 2015.

As indicated by the U.S. Lawyer, the charges, and other data introduced in court: Between 2008 and 2011, Thomas depicted his firm, Trilateral Capital and Development LLC ("Trilateral"), as a legitimate and settled private value organization that had effectively advanced a huge number of dollars for land improvement ventures. Trilateral's site and showcasing materials contained false deceptions about the association's past land bargains. Thomas likewise distorted Trilateral's

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