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A bankruptcy judge has ruled that Fort Lauderdale attorney Peter Herman, of Tripp Scott, concealed a $10 million fee when he filed for bankruptcy in February 2012.
Herman was found to have “defrauded” creditors in his personal Chapter 7 bankruptcy by concealing the anticipated fee, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John K. Olson ruled on Aug. 6.
Because of the findings, Olson ordered that Herman cannot wash his hands of debts in bankruptcy, including a judgment of $4.5 million related to a failed development project in Indian River County.
Herman is best known for winning a $20 million intellectual property case against The Home Depot in 2011 for his client Michael Powell, who developed technology to protect saw operators from injury.
But Herman filed for bankruptcy before he received payment from that case and another big win against Security Mutual Life Insurance.
By not disclosing the anticipated windfall, Olson ruled that Herman “acted with intent to hinder, delay or defraud his creditors… when he concealed his interest in the $10 million fee.”
Herman’s bankruptcy attorney, Bart Houston, said Monday that Herman would appeal Olson’s ruling. Houston said he’s the one who told Herman not to disclose the anticipated windfall.
According to Houston, Herman didn’t know how much of the $10 million fee he would be apportioned when he filed for bankruptcy. Herman ended up getting $2.7 million of the fee for the two cases. Technically, that was a bonus awarded by the firm, not a fee, Houston said.
“He did everything required of him under bankruptcy law and ethics regulations, including that he followed the advice of his attorney,” Houston said. “If that means I’m wrong and he sues me for malpractice, so be it. But that was my advice. I told him, you don’t have a right to that money today.”

I don't think Terry himself is aware of how shady an operation this is.  I think it was Mercury Morris who said "Bradshaw couldn't spell 'cat' if you spotted him the C and the A."
Most likely, they just hired him for a couple of days to tape generic intro and end pieces.

We were really lucky to receive (2) different “TV Production” offers from both Today in America with Terry Bradshaw and “Forbes Living TV”, one was a call from Anne Kole and the other was an email from "Anne's" personal assistant Raven Allen, I found it fascinating two different TV productions where interested in the exact same storyline within a couple weeks time, both from the same producer "Anne Kole". I would suggest something with USM studios Inc seems to be a little off, don't waste your time or money

You can call it what you want but when a $20k expected fee for anyone that answers the phone is not good business.  They are playing the old sales trick of pitch and sucker them in before you hit them with a price.  These people have called on me for four years, always the same - a new company name, hi tech profile job and they need me.  Then they want you to talk exclusively with the producer.  Go ahead, ask them if there is a cost associated with this - they will start dancing around the question.  To call this a PR firm means you have never worked with a PR firm.  First of all any PR or marketing firm would not be calling you with a pitch and hook.  Call it what you want, this is just bad business and a terrible way for anyone to work, reminds me of the timeshare pitch with a cruise at the end!!!  Ha

I received a phone call from Forbes Living. They're doing a show on mommy must haves. They thought my business would be interested in taking a step further.
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A step further means payimg them thousands of dollars.

Rob Marshall a.k.a Rob Posner
rob posner, aka ron posner, aka ron goodman is a scam unto himself

google rob posner dds, funny

I certainly am glad that I took the time to research these jokers... this is the email I received today after speaking with "Anthony" today.  I was seriously thinking about this until it almost sounded "too good to be true"... This is where the gut takes over and says, "then it probably is too good to be true!!!"..:

Based on our conversation, below is the link to the online production materials we discussed.

*Please click on the link below to view Production Materials*

http://khdirectresponse.com/khdmpk/e-pack/

KH Direct Response, along with Kevin Harrington, is in the process of finalizing the scheduling for its upcoming Direct Response TV (DRTV) media campaigns. We are interested in (company name). to be featured as part of our “Collegiate Sportswear Must Haves” series. Both the :30 and :60 second spots will air a combination of 202 times nationally and regionally on the top national cable networks in the U.S. based on the checklists provided in the production materials. This will target specific viewer demographics and cities.

  $17,900 USD is the total scheduling fee. Keep in mind, the Senior Product Manager will go over timing and visual aspects of the project and answer any questions you may have.

The Senior Product Manager and I will speak with you on Monday, July 13th at 10:30 a.m. EDT.

Please see below for our product sample mailing address. We request that you email the tracking information for all packages sent to the studio to: rose.lauren@khdirectresponse.com.

Product Sample Address:
KH Direct Response
5944 Coral Ridge Drive
Studio 111
Coral Springs, FL 33076

Regards,

Anthony DiMellio
Senior Product Manager
KH Direct Response
813-400-1505 ext. 4343
www.khdirectmedia.com