Trial date set in $70 million civil fraud lawsuit

Both sides say they look forward to their day in court.


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Alex Stolyar, with the Los Angeles law firm Loeb & Loeb., represents the plantiffs.
Alex Stolyar, with the Los Angeles law firm Loeb & Loeb., represents the plantiffs.
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A trial date has been set in a Collier County lawsuit where several overseas oil and gas sector companies accused a German man living in Naples of an intricate $70 million fraud — claims the resident denies. 

The February 2021 trial date comes 30 months after a group of plaintiffs, including Austrian-based Petro Welt Trading and Russian-based KAToil LLC, filed the lawsuit in the 20th Judicial Circuit. The lawsuit accuses the defendant, Edward Brinkmann, of artificially marking up prices of various goods ordered by a network of foreign oil and gas sector companies he worked for as head of procurement. Brinkmann’s company, Naples-based Majab Development LLC, is also named as a defendant.

 

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