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Berleth asks on June 26 whether Legalist will skip the settlement conference and collect outside the receivership. Priddy replies that Legal
Berleth asks on June 26 whether Legalist will skip the settlement conference and collect outside the receivership. Priddy replies that Legalist has not been made aware of a conference and asks its status. The printed chain does not contain a conference notice.
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:31 AM
To: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Robert,
As Legalist is not a party to the matter, we are not provided with updates from the Court. And Cyberlux has not told
us anything about a settlement conference. Our understanding based on the last hearing we attended on June 12
is that the judgment has been satisfied in full based on Legalist wiring you the attached judgment amount.
Cyberlux indicated at the hearing that they plan to challenge the judgment and fee amount, which is their
prerogative. Legalist is not challenging anything—they simply wanted to make the payment to ensure that
sufficient funds were in place to satisfy the judgment, terminate the receivership, and get everyone paid. If the
landscape has changed and additional funds are in play to pay other creditors, please let us know. Legalist
reserves all rights to seek funds to which it is legally entitled.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 8:01 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
But you also haven't asked me to collect the funds for legalist or even told me how much is owed. I'll take
your lack of action and communication as a "no".
I understand legalist amd cyberlux are trying to keep the receiver's fees down. Smart. Best of luck in
your collection efforts and be well.
R
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Date: 6/26/25 8:13 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>, Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: Re: Legalist Participation
Robert,
We haven’t been made aware of a settlement conference. What's the status on that?
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On June 27 at 8:01 AM Berleth treats lack of collection instructions and balance information as a no, and says he understands Legalist and C
On June 27 at 8:01 AM Berleth treats lack of collection instructions and balance information as a no, and says he understands Legalist and Cyberlux are trying to keep receiver fees down. These are his interpretations, not admissions by Legalist.
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:31 AM
To: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Robert,
As Legalist is not a party to the matter, we are not provided with updates from the Court. And Cyberlux has not told
us anything about a settlement conference. Our understanding based on the last hearing we attended on June 12
is that the judgment has been satisfied in full based on Legalist wiring you the attached judgment amount.
Cyberlux indicated at the hearing that they plan to challenge the judgment and fee amount, which is their
prerogative. Legalist is not challenging anything—they simply wanted to make the payment to ensure that
sufficient funds were in place to satisfy the judgment, terminate the receivership, and get everyone paid. If the
landscape has changed and additional funds are in play to pay other creditors, please let us know. Legalist
reserves all rights to seek funds to which it is legally entitled.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 8:01 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
But you also haven't asked me to collect the funds for legalist or even told me how much is owed. I'll take
your lack of action and communication as a "no".
I understand legalist amd cyberlux are trying to keep the receiver's fees down. Smart. Best of luck in
your collection efforts and be well.
R
-------- Original message --------
From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Date: 6/26/25 8:13 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>, Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: Re: Legalist Participation
Robert,
We haven’t been made aware of a settlement conference. What's the status on that?
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At 9:31 AM Priddy states Legalist is not a party, has received no court updates or Cyberlux conference information, and understood the June
At 9:31 AM Priddy states Legalist is not a party, has received no court updates or Cyberlux conference information, and understood the June 12 hearing and Legalist wire to have satisfied the judgment. He distinguishes Cyberlux challenges from Legalist’s position, requests information about other available funds and expressly reserves Legalist’s rights. The mentioned attached judgment amount and wire proof are absent.
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:31 AM
To: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Robert,
As Legalist is not a party to the matter, we are not provided with updates from the Court. And Cyberlux has not told
us anything about a settlement conference. Our understanding based on the last hearing we attended on June 12
is that the judgment has been satisfied in full based on Legalist wiring you the attached judgment amount.
Cyberlux indicated at the hearing that they plan to challenge the judgment and fee amount, which is their
prerogative. Legalist is not challenging anything—they simply wanted to make the payment to ensure that
sufficient funds were in place to satisfy the judgment, terminate the receivership, and get everyone paid. If the
landscape has changed and additional funds are in play to pay other creditors, please let us know. Legalist
reserves all rights to seek funds to which it is legally entitled.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 8:01 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
But you also haven't asked me to collect the funds for legalist or even told me how much is owed. I'll take
your lack of action and communication as a "no".
I understand legalist amd cyberlux are trying to keep the receiver's fees down. Smart. Best of luck in
your collection efforts and be well.
R
-------- Original message --------
From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Date: 6/26/25 8:13 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>, Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: Re: Legalist Participation
Robert,
We haven’t been made aware of a settlement conference. What's the status on that?
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At 9:49 AM Berleth disputes payment in full, cites Cyberlux objections to disbursement and says the receivership remains. He predicts Septem
At 9:49 AM Berleth disputes payment in full, cites Cyberlux objections to disbursement and says the receivership remains. He predicts September or October as the earliest termination hearing and asserts the appeal prevents setting it meanwhile. These are counsel’s legal and procedural assertions; no docket or order establishes them here. He interprets Priddy’s email as instructions to proceed without Legalist.
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:56 AM
To: Pennetti, Alex
Cc: Jeff Prostok; Brown, Jeffrey N.
Subject: FW: Legalist Participation
RECEIVED FROM EXTERNAL SENDER - USE CAUTION
Alex,
See below from Berleth. What’s the deal with the settlement conference? Feel free to give me a call if its easier to
discuss over the phone.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:49 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Okay. Reserve your rights.
For the record, Cyberlux has not “paid in full”, and they’ve objected to the disbursement of funds anyways, so the
receivership remains in place. The earliest hearing to terminate is September or October of 2025. Now they’ve
appealed, so the trial court can’t even set a hearing to terminate the receivership until the appeal is dealt with.
I interpret your email as instructing me to proceed with the settlement without Legalist participating. Be well.
Warmly,
Robert Berleth
Attorney-at-Law
9950 Cypresswood Dr., Ste. 200
Houston, Texas 77070
E-mail: rberleth@berlethlaw.com
Tele: 713-588-6900
Fax: 713-481-0894
www.berlethlaw.com
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At 9:56 AM Priddy forwards the chain to Pennetti, copying Prostok and Brown, and again asks about the settlement conference, offering a tele
At 9:56 AM Priddy forwards the chain to Pennetti, copying Prostok and Brown, and again asks about the settlement conference, offering a telephone discussion. No later response, agreement to abstain or settlement appears.
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:56 AM
To: Pennetti, Alex
Cc: Jeff Prostok; Brown, Jeffrey N.
Subject: FW: Legalist Participation
RECEIVED FROM EXTERNAL SENDER - USE CAUTION
Alex,
See below from Berleth. What’s the deal with the settlement conference? Feel free to give me a call if its easier to
discuss over the phone.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:49 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Okay. Reserve your rights.
For the record, Cyberlux has not “paid in full”, and they’ve objected to the disbursement of funds anyways, so the
receivership remains in place. The earliest hearing to terminate is September or October of 2025. Now they’ve
appealed, so the trial court can’t even set a hearing to terminate the receivership until the appeal is dealt with.
I interpret your email as instructing me to proceed with the settlement without Legalist participating. Be well.
Warmly,
Robert Berleth
Attorney-at-Law
9950 Cypresswood Dr., Ste. 200
Houston, Texas 77070
E-mail: rberleth@berlethlaw.com
Tele: 713-588-6900
Fax: 713-481-0894
www.berlethlaw.com
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Austin Priddy
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:56 AM
To: Pennetti, Alex
Cc: Jeff Prostok; Brown, Jeffrey N.
Subject: FW: Legalist Participation
RECEIVED FROM EXTERNAL SENDER - USE CAUTION
Alex,
See below from Berleth. What’s the deal with the settlement conference? Feel free to give me a call if its easier to
discuss over the phone.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:49 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Okay. Reserve your rights.
For the record, Cyberlux has not “paid in full”, and they’ve objected to the disbursement of funds anyways, so the
receivership remains in place. The earliest hearing to terminate is September or October of 2025. Now they’ve
appealed, so the trial court can’t even set a hearing to terminate the receivership until the appeal is dealt with.
I interpret your email as instructing me to proceed with the settlement without Legalist participating. Be well.
Warmly,
Robert Berleth
Attorney-at-Law
9950 Cypresswood Dr., Ste. 200
Houston, Texas 77070
E-mail: rberleth@berlethlaw.com
Tele: 713-588-6900
Fax: 713-481-0894
www.berlethlaw.com
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Robert Berleth
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:56 AM
To: Pennetti, Alex
Cc: Jeff Prostok; Brown, Jeffrey N.
Subject: FW: Legalist Participation
RECEIVED FROM EXTERNAL SENDER - USE CAUTION
Alex,
See below from Berleth. What’s the deal with the settlement conference? Feel free to give me a call if its easier to
discuss over the phone.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:49 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Okay. Reserve your rights.
For the record, Cyberlux has not “paid in full”, and they’ve objected to the disbursement of funds anyways, so the
receivership remains in place. The earliest hearing to terminate is September or October of 2025. Now they’ve
appealed, so the trial court can’t even set a hearing to terminate the receivership until the appeal is dealt with.
I interpret your email as instructing me to proceed with the settlement without Legalist participating. Be well.
Warmly,
Robert Berleth
Attorney-at-Law
9950 Cypresswood Dr., Ste. 200
Houston, Texas 77070
E-mail: rberleth@berlethlaw.com
Tele: 713-588-6900
Fax: 713-481-0894
www.berlethlaw.com
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Jeff Prostok
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:56 AM
To: Pennetti, Alex
Cc: Jeff Prostok; Brown, Jeffrey N.
Subject: FW: Legalist Participation
RECEIVED FROM EXTERNAL SENDER - USE CAUTION
Alex,
See below from Berleth. What’s the deal with the settlement conference? Feel free to give me a call if its easier to
discuss over the phone.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:49 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Okay. Reserve your rights.
For the record, Cyberlux has not “paid in full”, and they’ve objected to the disbursement of funds anyways, so the
receivership remains in place. The earliest hearing to terminate is September or October of 2025. Now they’ve
appealed, so the trial court can’t even set a hearing to terminate the receivership until the appeal is dealt with.
I interpret your email as instructing me to proceed with the settlement without Legalist participating. Be well.
Warmly,
Robert Berleth
Attorney-at-Law
9950 Cypresswood Dr., Ste. 200
Houston, Texas 77070
E-mail: rberleth@berlethlaw.com
Tele: 713-588-6900
Fax: 713-481-0894
www.berlethlaw.com
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Pennetti, Alex
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:56 AM
To: Pennetti, Alex
Cc: Jeff Prostok; Brown, Jeffrey N.
Subject: FW: Legalist Participation
RECEIVED FROM EXTERNAL SENDER - USE CAUTION
Alex,
See below from Berleth. What’s the deal with the settlement conference? Feel free to give me a call if its easier to
discuss over the phone.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:49 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Okay. Reserve your rights.
For the record, Cyberlux has not “paid in full”, and they’ve objected to the disbursement of funds anyways, so the
receivership remains in place. The earliest hearing to terminate is September or October of 2025. Now they’ve
appealed, so the trial court can’t even set a hearing to terminate the receivership until the appeal is dealt with.
I interpret your email as instructing me to proceed with the settlement without Legalist participating. Be well.
Warmly,
Robert Berleth
Attorney-at-Law
9950 Cypresswood Dr., Ste. 200
Houston, Texas 77070
E-mail: rberleth@berlethlaw.com
Tele: 713-588-6900
Fax: 713-481-0894
www.berlethlaw.com
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Legalist
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:31 AM
To: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Robert,
As Legalist is not a party to the matter, we are not provided with updates from the Court. And Cyberlux has not told
us anything about a settlement conference. Our understanding based on the last hearing we attended on June 12
is that the judgment has been satisfied in full based on Legalist wiring you the attached judgment amount.
Cyberlux indicated at the hearing that they plan to challenge the judgment and fee amount, which is their
prerogative. Legalist is not challenging anything—they simply wanted to make the payment to ensure that
sufficient funds were in place to satisfy the judgment, terminate the receivership, and get everyone paid. If the
landscape has changed and additional funds are in play to pay other creditors, please let us know. Legalist
reserves all rights to seek funds to which it is legally entitled.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 8:01 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
But you also haven't asked me to collect the funds for legalist or even told me how much is owed. I'll take
your lack of action and communication as a "no".
I understand legalist amd cyberlux are trying to keep the receiver's fees down. Smart. Best of luck in
your collection efforts and be well.
R
-------- Original message --------
From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Date: 6/26/25 8:13 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>, Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: Re: Legalist Participation
Robert,
We haven’t been made aware of a settlement conference. What's the status on that?
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:56 AM
To: Pennetti, Alex
Cc: Jeff Prostok; Brown, Jeffrey N.
Subject: FW: Legalist Participation
RECEIVED FROM EXTERNAL SENDER - USE CAUTION
Alex,
See below from Berleth. What’s the deal with the settlement conference? Feel free to give me a call if its easier to
discuss over the phone.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:49 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Okay. Reserve your rights.
For the record, Cyberlux has not “paid in full”, and they’ve objected to the disbursement of funds anyways, so the
receivership remains in place. The earliest hearing to terminate is September or October of 2025. Now they’ve
appealed, so the trial court can’t even set a hearing to terminate the receivership until the appeal is dealt with.
I interpret your email as instructing me to proceed with the settlement without Legalist participating. Be well.
Warmly,
Robert Berleth
Attorney-at-Law
9950 Cypresswood Dr., Ste. 200
Houston, Texas 77070
E-mail: rberleth@berlethlaw.com
Tele: 713-588-6900
Fax: 713-481-0894
www.berlethlaw.com
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The visible exchange converts requests for conference information and an express reservation of rights into a receiver-stated instruction to
The visible exchange converts requests for conference information and an express reservation of rights into a receiver-stated instruction to exclude Legalist. The mismatch is observable; an actual waiver or hidden motive is not established.
omissiongap
The referred attachment, banking evidence, conference notice and controlling orders are not included in this five-page exhibit.
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From: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:56 AM
To: Pennetti, Alex
Cc: Jeff Prostok; Brown, Jeffrey N.
Subject: FW: Legalist Participation
RECEIVED FROM EXTERNAL SENDER - USE CAUTION
Alex,
See below from Berleth. What’s the deal with the settlement conference? Feel free to give me a call if its easier to
discuss over the phone.
Thanks,
-Austin
From: Robert Berleth <rberleth@berlethlaw.com>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2025 9:49 AM
To: Austin Priddy <Austin.Priddy@vhh.law>; Jeff Prostok <jeff.prostok@vhh.law>
Subject: RE: Legalist Participation
Okay. Reserve your rights.
For the record, Cyberlux has not “paid in full”, and they’ve objected to the disbursement of funds anyways, so the
receivership remains in place. The earliest hearing to terminate is September or October of 2025. Now they’ve
appealed, so the trial court can’t even set a hearing to terminate the receivership until the appeal is dealt with.
I interpret your email as instructing me to proceed with the settlement without Legalist participating. Be well.
Warmly,
Robert Berleth
Attorney-at-Law
9950 Cypresswood Dr., Ste. 200
Houston, Texas 77070
E-mail: rberleth@berlethlaw.com
Tele: 713-588-6900
Fax: 713-481-0894
www.berlethlaw.com
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Complete supplied 5-page source reviewed at SHA-256 ae6289d440e5e2ce147194e0e109420fc2fe29b200bc0286af3ed76bbea60b7b. Source assertions, ori
Complete supplied 5-page source reviewed at SHA-256 ae6289d440e5e2ce147194e0e109420fc2fe29b200bc0286af3ed76bbea60b7b. Source assertions, original visual features, filing/communication context and identified missing attachments are retained. Exact version_aebfa3c2e0e54d6ab87023a8c10f1389; SHA256 ae6289d440e5e2ce147194e0e109420fc2fe29b200bc0286af3ed76bbea60b7b. All five pages read and substantive exchange pages visually inspected; original extraction preserved.
What conference notice, actual wire/disbursement ledger and operative appellate or termination orders resolve the parties’ conflicting under
What conference notice, actual wire/disbursement ledger and operative appellate or termination orders resolve the parties’ conflicting understandings?
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The canvas follows the database: source to DISTIL record, DISTIL record to knowledge object, then reviewed relationship. Position alone means nothing.
At 9:49 AM Berleth disputes payment in full, cites Cyberlux objections to disbursement and says the receivership remains. He predicts September or October as the earliest termination hearing and asserts the appeal prevents setting it meanwhile. These are counsel’s legal and procedural assertions; no docket or order establishes them here. He interprets Priddy’s email as instructions to proceed without Legalist.qualifiesBerleth undertakes to provide instructions to counsel by noon June9 and resend them to Prostok by return-receipt-requested email. He says upon payment he will file a motion to terminate; termination and distribution await Judge Gomez’s approval. The undertaking does not establish subsequent performance.
June 9 conditional termination undertaking differs in date and procedural posture from June 27 receiver assertions; intervening payment and court record required.
Berleth expressly states no funds have been distributed and they remain held in trust. He seeks judgment satisfaction, distribution, termination and discharge, and reports a Tucker v Cyberlux TRO/serial receivership in2025-41073 expected to take effect upon termination. Those are reported custody and requested/anticipated transitions, not evidence this motion was granted or funds paid.qualifiesAt 9:49 AM Berleth disputes payment in full, cites Cyberlux objections to disbursement and says the receivership remains. He predicts September or October as the earliest termination hearing and asserts the appeal prevents setting it meanwhile. These are counsel’s legal and procedural assertions; no docket or order establishes them here. He interprets Priddy’s email as instructions to proceed without Legalist.
June11 requests termination with funds held; June27 disputes satisfaction and describes ongoing receivership. Intervening objections/orders are required, not an assumed contradiction in cash receipt.
While the emergency motion is pending, the order expressly says nothing in it should be construed as preventing further trial-court proceedings, including determining whether the judgment has been satisfied and how money should be disbursed. This order does not grant the requested stay or decide satisfaction, disbursement or termination.qualifiesAt 9:49 AM Berleth disputes payment in full, cites Cyberlux objections to disbursement and says the receivership remains. He predicts September or October as the earliest termination hearing and asserts the appeal prevents setting it meanwhile. These are counsel’s legal and procedural assertions; no docket or order establishes them here. He interprets Priddy’s email as instructions to proceed without Legalist.
June24 order expressly preserves satisfaction and disbursement proceedings; June27 Berleth asserts no termination hearing until appeal resolved. Different scope prevents treating this as a complete legal refutation, but broad suspension inference is unsupported.
Berleth asks on June 26 whether Legalist will skip the settlement conference and collect outside the receivership. Priddy replies that Legalist has not been made aware of a conference and asks its status. The printed chain does not contain a conference notice.supportsWhat conference notice, actual wire/disbursement ledger and operative appellate or termination orders resolve the parties’ conflicting understandings?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:49 AM Berleth disputes payment in full, cites Cyberlux objections to disbursement and says the receivership remains. He predicts September or October as the earliest termination hearing and asserts the appeal prevents setting it meanwhile. These are counsel’s legal and procedural assertions; no docket or order establishes them here. He interprets Priddy’s email as instructions to proceed without Legalist.supportsWhat conference notice, actual wire/disbursement ledger and operative appellate or termination orders resolve the parties’ conflicting understandings?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
Berleth asks on June 26 whether Legalist will skip the settlement conference and collect outside the receivership. Priddy replies that Legalist has not been made aware of a conference and asks its status. The printed chain does not contain a conference notice.supportsThe referred attachment, banking evidence, conference notice and controlling orders are not included in this five-page exhibit.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:49 AM Berleth disputes payment in full, cites Cyberlux objections to disbursement and says the receivership remains. He predicts September or October as the earliest termination hearing and asserts the appeal prevents setting it meanwhile. These are counsel’s legal and procedural assertions; no docket or order establishes them here. He interprets Priddy’s email as instructions to proceed without Legalist.supportsThe visible exchange converts requests for conference information and an express reservation of rights into a receiver-stated instruction to exclude Legalist. The mismatch is observable; an actual waiver or hidden motive is not established.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:56 AM Priddy forwards the chain to Pennetti, copying Prostok and Brown, and again asks about the settlement conference, offering a telephone discussion. No later response, agreement to abstain or settlement appears.supportsDid Legalist expressly refuse the conference?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:31 AM Priddy states Legalist is not a party, has received no court updates or Cyberlux conference information, and understood the June 12 hearing and Legalist wire to have satisfied the judgment. He distinguishes Cyberlux challenges from Legalist’s position, requests information about other available funds and expressly reserves Legalist’s rights. The mentioned attached judgment amount and wire proof are absent.supportsDid Legalist expressly refuse the conference?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:56 AM Priddy forwards the chain to Pennetti, copying Prostok and Brown, and again asks about the settlement conference, offering a telephone discussion. No later response, agreement to abstain or settlement appears.supportsThe visible exchange converts requests for conference information and an express reservation of rights into a receiver-stated instruction to exclude Legalist. The mismatch is observable; an actual waiver or hidden motive is not established.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
Berleth asks on June 26 whether Legalist will skip the settlement conference and collect outside the receivership. Priddy replies that Legalist has not been made aware of a conference and asks its status. The printed chain does not contain a conference notice.supportsThe visible exchange converts requests for conference information and an express reservation of rights into a receiver-stated instruction to exclude Legalist. The mismatch is observable; an actual waiver or hidden motive is not established.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:31 AM Priddy states Legalist is not a party, has received no court updates or Cyberlux conference information, and understood the June 12 hearing and Legalist wire to have satisfied the judgment. He distinguishes Cyberlux challenges from Legalist’s position, requests information about other available funds and expressly reserves Legalist’s rights. The mentioned attached judgment amount and wire proof are absent.supportsThe visible exchange converts requests for conference information and an express reservation of rights into a receiver-stated instruction to exclude Legalist. The mismatch is observable; an actual waiver or hidden motive is not established.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:49 AM Berleth disputes payment in full, cites Cyberlux objections to disbursement and says the receivership remains. He predicts September or October as the earliest termination hearing and asserts the appeal prevents setting it meanwhile. These are counsel’s legal and procedural assertions; no docket or order establishes them here. He interprets Priddy’s email as instructions to proceed without Legalist.supportsDid Legalist expressly refuse the conference?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:31 AM Priddy states Legalist is not a party, has received no court updates or Cyberlux conference information, and understood the June 12 hearing and Legalist wire to have satisfied the judgment. He distinguishes Cyberlux challenges from Legalist’s position, requests information about other available funds and expressly reserves Legalist’s rights. The mentioned attached judgment amount and wire proof are absent.supportsThe referred attachment, banking evidence, conference notice and controlling orders are not included in this five-page exhibit.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:49 AM Berleth disputes payment in full, cites Cyberlux objections to disbursement and says the receivership remains. He predicts September or October as the earliest termination hearing and asserts the appeal prevents setting it meanwhile. These are counsel’s legal and procedural assertions; no docket or order establishes them here. He interprets Priddy’s email as instructions to proceed without Legalist.supportsThe referred attachment, banking evidence, conference notice and controlling orders are not included in this five-page exhibit.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
At 9:31 AM Priddy states Legalist is not a party, has received no court updates or Cyberlux conference information, and understood the June 12 hearing and Legalist wire to have satisfied the judgment. He distinguishes Cyberlux challenges from Legalist’s position, requests information about other available funds and expressly reserves Legalist’s rights. The mentioned attached judgment amount and wire proof are absent.supportsWhat conference notice, actual wire/disbursement ledger and operative appellate or termination orders resolve the parties’ conflicting understandings?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
Berleth asks on June 26 whether Legalist will skip the settlement conference and collect outside the receivership. Priddy replies that Legalist has not been made aware of a conference and asks its status. The printed chain does not contain a conference notice.supportsDid Legalist expressly refuse the conference?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
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