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Jason Cardiff’s request for $42,596 a month to cover his family’s expenses has been reduced to $4300 a month. Of the $4300 granted, $2500 covers child support leaving $1800 for “groceries and daily necessities”. The court declined to meet Cardiff’s $42,596 a month ask because expenses were ‘neither accurately calculated nor reasonably explicated in the […]

The FTC has opposed the Cardiffs’ latest attempt to access frozen funds, alleging the couple are still actively concealing assets in contempt of court. The Cardiffs are seeking $20,000 a month as paid salary to Jason Cardiff, or $42,596 a month as paid expenses. The paid salary is for Cardiff’s work through VPL. The Redwood

Despite being found to be in contempt, last month Jason Cardiff dodged incarceration based on representations that VPL Medical was a viable business. In a nutshell, the court ruled that Cardiff being put to work for VPL was of more benefit to the FTC than incarceration. As part of that arrangement, the court-appointed Redwood Receiver

Jason Cardiff has once again been called out as a lawyer in a California District Court. Unfortunately although being found in contempt, Cardiff has managed to dodge prison time. In an attempt to purge his contempt, Cardiff produced a declaration by Jason Cardiff and hundreds of pages of bank statements, credit card statements, and spreadsheets

The FTC has moved for summary judgment against all counts filed against Jason and Eunjung Cardiff. Default judgment has also been sought against their company Redwood Scientific Technologies. In support of their August 6th filed motion, the FTC claims there is no genuine issue as to any material fact with respect to the liability of

Even before their July 24th contempt hearing, the Cardiffs continued to serve up fresh delicious popcorn. On the eve of their contempt hearing, Defendants Jason and Eunjung Cardiff filed nearly 1000 pages of unsolicited, unexplained exhibits, without leave of court. What is more, they failed to comply with sealing procedures under the Local Rules for

Two days after assuming control of VPL Medical, the Redwood Receiver shut it down. Jason Cardiff was furious, prompting a twenty-eight page rage filing demanding removal of the Receiver. Spoiler alert: Cardiff was denied. We’ve previously covered Cardiff’s VPL Medical scheme, so I won’t go to deep into it again here. At issue was a

Following a Temporary Restraining Order issued last month, a preliminary injunction has been granted against Jason Cardiff and his company VPL Medical. VPL was hatched as a way for Cardiff to get around his Redwood Scientific Technologies injunction. In granting the TRO last month, the court found There is good cause to believe that Jason

Two recent rulings have seen Jason and Eunjung Cardiff’s contempt appeal denied; and Jacques Poujade found to be in contempt. Redwood principals Jason and Eunjung Cardiff were found in contempt back in April. This marked the second time the Cardiffs were found in contempt. They were spared prison time owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. On

On June 19th the FTC filed a fresh motion requesting sanctions against Jason and Eunjung Cardiff. As alleged by the FTC, the Cardiffs have failed to comply with a filed March 31st contempt order. This was followed up by an emergency ex-parte application for a TRO, filed on June 23rd. The FTC’s application was initially