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· 9/9/1993

Biofeedtrac, Inc. v. Kolinor Optical Enterprises & Consultants, S.R.L.

Citations

  • 832 F. Supp. 585
  • 1993 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 12959
  • 1993 WL 359911

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that corporate counsel customarily fill roles such as director and corporate secretary
  • noting that attorney-defendant’s “role was confined, at all times, to providing legal advice and legal services” and “[a]t no time does he appear to participate in or even offer an opinion regarding a business point”
  • finding no RICO liability where attorney-defendant provided advice and legal services to advance a fraudulent scheme but was not involved in creating the scheme
  • attaching no weight to fact that attorney had served as board member and corporate secretary of defendant corporation because “corporate counsel customarily fill such roles without becoming a part of the operation or management of the enterprise”
  • “even when professionals go beyond their customary role, they will not be deemed to have participated in the ‘operation or management’ of the enterprise itself’
  • attorney who suborned perjury and engaged in mail and wire fraud not sufficiently involved in operation or management to sustain RICO liability

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Judges: Nickerson

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