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CaseNo: FVNC63590, CourtCode: FED, CourtName: FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, Plaintiff: FTC, State: PA Pennsylvania, UniqueCaseRef: LCD>FVNC63590, Act, Nia Cano, Federal Trade Commission, Permanent Injunction, Commission, Leaders Alliance, Ftc, Consumers, Credit, Ftc Act, Receiver, Relief, Drivers Seat Network, Stipulating Defendant, Assets, Employees, Complaint, Cdi, Cano, Marketing Scheme, Practices, Receivership Defendants, Sale, Participation, Pyramid Scheme, California, Defendant Mccord, Violations, Central District, Charles Johnson, Pursuant, Recruiting, Payments, Entry, Representations, Recruits, Directors, United States District , ContentID: 120247532

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1   STIPULATED FINAL ORDER AG - NIA CANO
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2   STIPULATED FINAL ORDER AG - MCCORD
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3   STIPULATED FINAL ORDER AG - JOHNSON
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4   COMPLAINT
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5   AMENDED COMPLAINT
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Total Documents: 5 documents , 39 pages
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1 . STIPULATED FINAL ORDER AG - NIA CANO

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
NIA CANO
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
PERMANENT INJUNCTION
COURT
BUSINESS
ACT
DRIVERS SEAT NETWORK
LEADERS ALLIANCE
RECEIVERSHIP DEFENDANTS
FTC
ASSETS
RECEIVER
ATTORNEYS
PLAINTIFF
PURSUANT
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
STIPULATING DEFENDANTS
PARTICIPATION
MARKETING SCHEME
BETSY BRODER
ANGELES REGIONAL OFFICE
COMPLAINT
EMPLOYEES
POSSESSION
CALIFORNIA
NINA DECANO
CHARLES JOHNSON
JAIME MARTINEZ
RELIEF DEFENDANT
   DEBRA VALENTINE
   General Counsel

   BETSY BRODER
   Federal Trade Commission
   Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Ave., NW
   Washington, D.C. 20580
   (202) 326-2968

   JOHN D. JACOBS
   FTC Los Angeles Regional Office
   10877 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 700
   Los Angeles, CA 90024
   (310) 824-4360
   Attorneys for Plaintiff

   FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

                        UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                       CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
   FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION,

   Plaintiff,

   v.

   NIA CANO, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano, Individually
   and Doing Business as Credit Development International and Drivers
   Seat Network;

   CHARLES JOHNSON; JAIME MARTINEZ; Defendants, and

   LEADERS ALLIANCE, INC., a Nevada Corporation; Relief Defendant.




   Civil No. 97-7947-IH- (AJWx)

   Stipulated Final Order for Permanent Injunction Against Defendants Nia
   Cano, Drivers Seat Network, Credit Development International, and
   Leaders Alliance

   Plaintiff, the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC" or "Commission"),
   commenced this action by filing a Complaint pursuant to Section 13(b)
   of the Federal Trade Commission Act ("FTC Act"), 15 U.S.C. § 53(b),
   charging the defendants with engaging in unfair or deceptive acts or
   practices in violation of Section 5 of the FTC Act, 15 U.S.C. § 45.
SNIPPETS:
  • Federal Trade Commission
  • FTC Los Angeles Regional Office
  • Attorneys for Plaintiff
  • LEADERS ALLIANCE, INC., a Nevada Corporation; Relief Defendant.
  • Stipulated Final Order for Permanent Injunction Against Defendants Nia Cano, Drivers Seat
  • Plaintiff, the Federal Trade Commission, commenced this action by filing a Complaint pursuant
  • The Commission, by and through its counsel, and defendants Nia Cano, Drivers Seat Network,
  • The Complaint states a claim upon which relief may be granted against the defendants under
  • "Stipulating Defendants" means Nia Cano, Drivers Seat Network, Credit Development
  • "Defendants" means Nia Cano, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano, individually and ity, corporation, subsidiary, division, or other device, unless specified otherwise.
  • "Receivership Defendants" means Leaders Alliance, Inc., doing business as American Business
  • "Assets" means all real and personal property of any defendant or held for the benefit of any
  • "Prohibited Marketing Scheme " means a pyramid sales scheme, Ponzi scheme, chain marketing
  • "Receiver " means Nathan Hochman, Esq., appointed by this Court as Receiver for the corporate
  • B.Take custody, control, and possession of all the funds, property, premises, accounts, mail ecords of accounts, including computer-maintained information, contracts, financial records, monies
  • United States District Judge Central District of California
  • Betsy Broder Counsel for Plaintiff Federal Trade Commission

  • 2 . STIPULATED FINAL ORDER AG - MCCORD

    EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
    DEFENDANT MCCORD
    COMMISSION
    PERMANENT INJUNCTION
    CREDIT
    BUSINESS
    RECEIVERSHIP
    SALE
    EMPLOYEES
    MARKETING SCHEME
    PARTICIPATION
    STIPULATED PERMANENT INJUNCTION
    ACT
    RECRUITS
    FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
    FTC
    ENTRY
    OFFICERS
    COURT
    CANO
    PARTIES
    HEREBY
    DIRECTORS
    CREDIT CARD
    PLAINTIFF
    DISTRICT
    BRYAN MCCORD
    CONSENT
    WRITING
    CONSUMERS
    
       DEBRA VALENTINE
       General Counsel
    
       BETSY BRODER
       Federal Trade Commission
       Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Ave., NW
       Washington, D.C. 20580 (202) 326-2968
    
       JOHN D. JACOBS
       FTC Los Angeles Regional Office
       10877 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 700
       Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310) 824-4360
       Attorneys for Plaintiff
    
       FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
    
                            UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                           CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
       FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION,
    
       Plaintiff,
    
       v.
    
       NIA CANO, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano;
    
       CHARLES JOHNSON; JAIME MARTINEZ; JELENA TKALEC; ROBERT LARSON; BRYAN
       McCORD; DAVID LEWIS;
    
       CREDIT DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL, INC., a California Limited Liability
       Company;
    
       DRIVERS SEAT NETWORK, INC., a California Limited Liability Company;
    
       Defendants, and
    
       LEADERS ALLIANCE, INC., a Nevada Corporation;
    
       Relief Defendant.
    
    
    
    
       Civil No. 97-7947-IH- (AJWx)
    
       Stipulated Final Order for Permanent Injunction Against Defendant
       Bryan McCord
    
    
    SNIPPETS:
  • Federal Trade Commission
  • FTC Los Angeles Regional Office
  • CA 90024 824-4360 Attorneys for Plaintiff
  • CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION,
  • NIA CANO, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano;
  • CREDIT DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL, INC., a California Limited Liability Company;
  • Stipulated Final Order for Permanent Injunction Against Defendant Bryan McCord
  • Plaintiff, the Federal Trade Commission, commenced this action by filing a Complaint,
  • The Commission, by and through its counsel, and defendant Bryan McCord, have agreed to the
  • The Commission and defendant McCord have consented to entry of this Final Order without trial
  • NOW, THEREFORE, upon the consent of the parties hereto, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND
  • David Lewis and each of them and their successors, assigns, officers, agents, servants,
  • "Receivership Defendants" means Leaders Alliance, Inc., doing business as American Business
  • "CDI/DSN Program" means the Credit Development International and Drivers Seat Network
  • "Prohibited Marketing Scheme " means a pyramid sales scheme, Ponzi scheme, chain marketing
  • A "Prohibited Marketing Scheme " does not include a marketing plan or program in which the
  • IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that in connection with the offering for sale or sale of the right to
  • B.Misrepresentations that consumers who participate in such program will receivecertain
  • B.Subject to such defendant's reasonable convenience and without restraint or interference
  • IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that defendant McCord shall cooperate fully with the Receiver in:
  • The parties hereby consent to the terms and conditions set forth above and hereby consent to

  • 3 . STIPULATED FINAL ORDER AG - JOHNSON

    EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
    STIPULATING DEFENDANT
    COMMISSION
    PERMANENT INJUNCTION
    BUSINESS
    CHARLES JOHNSON
    RECEIVER
    CREDIT
    EMPLOYEES
    SALE
    PARTICIPATION
    MARKETING SCHEME
    ASSETS
    FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
    COURT
    ACT
    ENTRY
    DIRECTORS
    RECRUITS
    FTC
    OFFICERS
    CANO
    PARTIES
    HEREBY
    CREDIT CARD
    COUNSEL
    PLAINTIFF
    DISTRICT
    CONSENT
    PURPOSES
    
       DEBRA VALENTINE
       General Counsel
    
       BETSY BRODER
       Federal Trade Commission
       Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Ave., NW
       Washington, D.C. 20580
       (202) 326-2968
    
       JOHN D. JACOBS
       CA Bar No. 134154
       FTC Los Angeles Regional Office
       10877 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 700
       Los Angeles, CA 90024
       (310) 824-4360
       Attorneys for Plaintiff
    
       FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
    
                            UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                           CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
       FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION,
    
       Plaintiff,
    
       v.
    
       NIA CANO, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano, Individually
       and Doing Business as Credit Development International and Drivers
       Seat Network;
    
       CHARLES JOHNSON; JAIME MARTINEZ; Defendants, and
    
       LEADERS ALLIANCE, INC., a Nevada Corporation; Relief Defendant.
    
    
    
    
       Civil No. 97-7947-IH- (AJWx)
    
       Stipulated Final Order for Permanent Injunction Against Defendant
       Charles Johnson
    
       Plaintiff, the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC" or "Commission"),
       commenced this action by filing a Complaint pursuant to Section 13(b)
       of the Federal Trade Commission Act ("FTC Act"), 15 U.S.C. § 53(b),
       charging the defendants with engaging in unfair or deceptive acts or
       practices in violation of Section 5 of the FTC Act, 15 U.S.C. § 45.
    
    SNIPPETS:
  • Federal Trade Commission
  • FTC Los Angeles Regional Office
  • Attorneys for Plaintiff
  • CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION,
  • NIA CANO, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano, Individually and Doing Business as
  • Stipulated Final Order for Permanent Injunction Against Defendant Charles Johnson
  • Plaintiff, the Federal Trade Commission, commenced this action by filing a Complaint pursuant
  • The Commission, by and through its counsel, and defendant Charles Johnson pro se,
  • NOW, THEREFORE, upon the consent of the parties hereto, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND
  • "Stipulating Defendant" means Charles Johnson and his agents, servants, employees, and those
  • "Defendants" means Nia Cano, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano, individually and ity, corporation, subsidiary, division, or other device, unless specified otherwise.
  • "Receivership defendants" Leaders Alliance, Inc., doing business as American Business
  • "CDI/DSN Program" means the Credit Development International and Drivers Seat Network
  • "Prohibited Marketing Scheme " means a pyramid sales scheme, Ponzi scheme, chain marketing
  • A "Prohibited Marketing Scheme " does not include a marketing plan or program in which the
  • For purposes of this Order, "goods or services" does not include sales aids, membership
  • "Receiver " means Nathan Hochman, Esq., appointed by this Court as Receiver for the corporate
  • B.Subject to such defendant's reasonable convenience and without restraint or interference
  • RELEASE OF FROZEN ASSETS
  • The parties hereby consent to the terms and conditions set forth above and hereby consent to

  • 4 . COMPLAINT

    EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
    ACT
    FTC ACT
    RELIEF
    CONSUMERS
    CDI
    PYRAMID SCHEME
    COMMISSION
    PRACTICES
    COURT
    VIOLATIONS
    BUSINESS
    CENTRAL DISTRICT
    RECRUITING
    PAYMENTS
    FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
    CANO
    LEADERS ALLIANCE
    COMPLAINT
    CALIFORNIA
    CREDIT
    PLAINTIFF
    INJUNCTION
    DECEPTIVE ACTS
    CDI PROGRAM
    EQUITABLE RELIEF
    ALLEGES
    SALE
    REPRESENTATIONS
    MONTHLY PAYMENTS
    
       DEBRA VALENTINE
       General Counsel
    
       BETSY BRODER
       Federal Trade Commission
       6th Street and Pennsylvania Ave., NW
       Washington, D.C. 20580
       (202) 326-2968
    
       JOHN D. JACOBS
       FTC Los Angeles Regional Office
       10877 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 700
       Los Angeles, CA 90024
       (310) 824-4321
    
       Attorneys for Plaintiff
       FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
    
                            UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                           CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
       FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION,
    
       Plaintiff,
    
       v.
    
       NIA CANO, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano, Individually
       and Doing Business as Credit Development International and Drivers
       Seat Network;
    
       CHARLES JOHNSON;
    
       JAIME MARTINEZ;
    
       Defendants, and
    
       LEADERS ALLIANCE, INC., a Nevada Corporation;
    
       Relief Defendant.
       Civil No.
    
       Complaint for Permanent Injunction and Other Equitable Relief
    
       Plaintiff, the Federal Trade Commission ("Commission"), for its
       complaint alleges as follows:
    
       1. The Commission brings this action under Section 13(b) of the
       Federal Trade Commission Act ("FTC Act"), 15 U.S.C. § 53(b), to obtain
    
    SNIPPETS:
  • Federal Trade Commission
  • Attorneys for Plaintiff
  • UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
  • CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION,
  • NIA CANO, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano, Individually and Doing Business as
  • Complaint for Permanent Injunction and Other Equitable Relief
  • Plaintiff, the Federal Trade Commission, for its complaint alleges as follows:
  • The Commission brings this action under Section 13of the Federal Trade Commission Act, 15
  • The Commission is charged, inter alia, with enforcement of Section 5of the FTC Act, 15 U.S.C.
  • Defendant Nia Cano, also known as Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano and Nia S. Cano, does business
  • She is the president, secretary, and treasurer of Leaders Alliance, Inc., doing business
  • Defendant Charles Johnson conducts recruitment meetings on behalf of CDI and DSN in which he
  • Leaders Alliance has received funds and other property that were derived unlawfully from
  • Pyramid schemes such as the CDI program are characterized by the payment of money to the
  • Earnings in a pyramid scheme are derived primarily from recruiting other participants into
  • Defendants have induced consumers throughout the United States to pay CDI an initial payment
  • Defendants, individually or in concert with others, have used the above representations, or
  • Defendants' violations of Section 5 of the FTC Act, as set forth above, have caused and

  • 5 . AMENDED COMPLAINT

    EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
    ACT
    FTC ACT
    RELIEF
    CONSUMERS
    PRACTICES
    PYRAMID SCHEME
    BUSINESS
    CDI
    COMMISSION
    CENTRAL DISTRICT
    COMPLAINT
    COURT
    CALIFORNIA
    VIOLATIONS
    REPRESENTATIONS
    CANO
    RECRUITING
    PAYMENTS
    FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
    LEADERS ALLIANCE
    CONCERT
    TIMES PERTINENT
    TRANSACTS BUSINESS
    CREDIT
    PLAINTIFF
    INJUNCTION
    DECEPTIVE ACTS
    RESIDES
    CDI PROGRAM
    
       DEBRA A. VALENTINE|
       General Counsel
    
       BETSY BRODER
       Federal Trade Commission
       Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Ave., NW
       Washington, D.C. 20580
       (202) 326-2968
       (202) 326- 3395 (fax)
    
       JOHN D. JACOBS
       CA Bar No. 134154
       FTC Los Angeles Regional Office
       10877 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 700
       Los Angeles, CA 90024
       (310) 824-4360
       Attorneys for Plaintiff
    
       FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
    
                            UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                           CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
       FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION,
    
       Plaintiff,
    
       v.
    
       NIA CANO, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano; Individually
       and Doing Business as Credit Development International and Drivers
       Seat Network
    
       CHARLES JOHNSON; JAIME MARTINEZ; JELENA TKALEC; ROBERT LARSON; BRYAN
       McCORD; DAVID LEWIS; Defendants, and
    
       LEADERS ALLIANCE, INC., a Nevada Corporation; Relief Defendant.
    
    
    
    
       Civil No. 97-7947-CAS- (AJWx)
    
       First Amended Complaint for Permanent Injunction and Other Equitable
       Relief
    
       Plaintiff, the Federal Trade Commission ("Commission"), for its
       complaint alleges as follows:
    
    
    SNIPPETS:
  • Federal Trade Commission
  • Attorneys for Plaintiff
  • UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
  • CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION,
  • NIA CANO, a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, Nia S. Cano; Individually and Doing Business as
  • LEADERS ALLIANCE, INC., a Nevada Corporation;
  • First Amended Complaint for Permanent Injunction and Other Equitable Relief
  • The Commission brings this action under Section 13of the Federal Trade Commission Act, 15
  • The Commission is charged, inter alia, with enforcement of Section 5of the FTC Act, 15 U.S.C.
  • Defendant Nia Cano, also known as Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano and Nia S. Cano, is the
  • Defendant Cano is also the president of Credit Development International, Inc., and Drivers
  • Individually or in concert with others, Cano formulated, directed, controlled, or
  • Defendant Charles Johnson conducted recruitment meetings on behalf of CDI and DSN in which he
  • Defendant Johnson resides and/or transacts business in the Central District of California.
  • Leaders Alliance received funds and other property that were derived unlawfully from payments
  • Pyramid schemes such as the CDI program are characterized by the payment of money to the
  • Earnings in a pyramid scheme are derived primarily from recruiting other participants into
  • Defendants, individually or in concert with others, have used the above representations, or
  • Defendants' violations of Section 5 of the FTC Act, as set forth above, have caused and
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