Epstein Secrets

n of the firm and an accounting pursuant to Florida Statutes Section 607.1430(3). Additionally, Plaintiffs seek transfer of all corporate powers to Plaintiff Rosenfeldt, or, in the alternative, the appointment of Plaintiff Rosenfeldt as custodian of the firm or the appointment of a receiver, pursuant to Florida Stat

is Court prior to the Court entering its Final Order, and as a result of the contents of that Final Order, this Court has made a determination that the Final Order itself as well as the evidence leading to same shall be sealed and shall remain confidential, in perpetuity, unless otherwise ordered by this Court

utes Section 60 3). Additionally, Plaintiffs seek transfer of all corporate powers to Plaintiff Rom dt, or, in the alternative, the appointment of Plaintiff Rosenfeldt as custodian of or the appointment of a receiver, pursuant to Florida Statutes Sections 607.193 17.1432. Plaintiff Rosenfeldt is the firm's pres

resented to this Court prior to the Court ente ' Order, and as a result of the contents of that + Final Order, this Court h a etennination that the Final Order itself as well as the be sealed and shall remain confidential, in perpetuity, unless otherwise orde by this Court or another court of competent ju

n of the firm and an accounting pursuant to Florida Statutes Section 607.1430(3). Additionally, Plaintiffs seek transfer of all corporate powers to Plaintiff Rosenfeldt, or, in the alternative, the appointment of Plaintiff Rosenfeldt as custodian of the firm or the appointment of a receiver, pursuant to Florida Stat

is Court prior to the Court entering its Final Order, and as a result of the contents of that Final Order, this Court has made a determination that the Final Order itself as well as the evidence leading to same shell be sealed and shall remain confidential, in perpetuity, unless otherwise ordered by this Court

n of the firm and an accounting pursuant to Florida Statutes Section 607.1430(3). Additionally, Plaintiffs seek transfer of all corporate powers to Plaintiff Rosenfeldt, or, in the alternative, the appointment of Plaintiff Rosenfeldt as custodian of the firm or the appointment of a receiver, pursuant to Florida Stat

is Court prior to the Court entering its Final Order, and as a result of the contents of that Final Order, this Court has made a determination that the Final Order itself as well as the evidence leading to same shall be sealed and shall remain confidential, in perpetuity, unless otherwise ordered by this Court