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  • ARNTSEN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP, LP, et al  vs.  GREGORY J DAVIS, et al(16) Unlimited Fraud document preview
  • ARNTSEN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP, LP, et al  vs.  GREGORY J DAVIS, et al(16) Unlimited Fraud document preview
  • ARNTSEN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP, LP, et al  vs.  GREGORY J DAVIS, et al(16) Unlimited Fraud document preview
  • ARNTSEN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP, LP, et al  vs.  GREGORY J DAVIS, et al(16) Unlimited Fraud document preview
  • ARNTSEN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP, LP, et al  vs.  GREGORY J DAVIS, et al(16) Unlimited Fraud document preview
  • ARNTSEN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP, LP, et al  vs.  GREGORY J DAVIS, et al(16) Unlimited Fraud document preview
  • ARNTSEN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP, LP, et al  vs.  GREGORY J DAVIS, et al(16) Unlimited Fraud document preview
  • ARNTSEN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP, LP, et al  vs.  GREGORY J DAVIS, et al(16) Unlimited Fraud document preview
						
                                

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1 Collin J. Vierra (State Bar No. 322720) EIMER STAHL LLP 2 99 Almaden Blvd., Suite 600 San Jose, CA 95113-1605 3 Telephone: (408) 889-1668 4 Email: cvierra@eimerstahl.com 5 Attorney for Plaintiffs 6 7 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN MATEO 8 9 Robert Arntsen; Mary Lee; Arntsen Family Case No. 22-CIV-01148 10 Partnership, LP; Brian Christopher Dunn Consolidated with Case No. 23-CIV-01099 Custodianship, John Ho, and Quanyu Huang; 11 Date: March 11, 2024 12 Plaintiffs, Time: 2:00 p.m. v. Dept. 24 13 David M. Bragg; Silicon Valley Real Ventures Date Action Filed: March 15, 2022 14 LLC; SVRV 385 Moore, LLC; SVRV 387 Moore, LLC; Gregory J. Davis; Kevin Wolfe; Hon. Jeffrey Finigan 15 Jason Justesen; Paramont Woodside, LLC; 16 Paramont Capital, LLC; Monks Family Trust; TEH Capital LLC; Caproc III, LLC; WZ PLAINTIFFS’ WITNESS LIST 17 Partners, LLC; McClan Trust; Wild Rose Irrevocable Trust; Black Horse Holdings, 18 LLC; Phil Stoker; Diane Stoker; Scott O’Neil; Dale Huish; and DOES 1–20, 19 20 Defendants. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 PLAINTIFFS’ WITNESS LIST 1 Plaintiffs Robert Arntsen, Mary Lee, Arntsen Family Partnership, LP, Brian Christopher 2 Dunn Custodianship, John Ho, and Quanyu Huang (collectively, “Plaintiffs”) anticipate calling 3 the following witnesses at the time of the trial of the above-captioned matter, not including 4 impeachment witnesses: 5 1. David M. Bragg 6 a. Length of expected testimony: 4 hours. 7 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine Bragg regarding his management of SVRV and the Moore Road LLCs; Plaintiffs’ contributions to and 8 membership in the Moore Road LLCs; the incorporation of the Moore Road LLCs and their governance by the Effective Operating Agreements; Bragg’s 9 communications with the Paramont Defendants regarding Plaintiffs’ membership in the Moore Road LLCs; Bragg’s assent to the Unapproved Operating Agreements 10 and amendments thereto, and communications with the Paramont Defendants thereabout; the Paramont Defendants’ management and takeover of the Moore 11 Road LLCs; the distribution of proceeds from the Moore Road LLCs; the use(s) of Plaintiffs’ funds; any misappropriations by Bragg of funds from SVRV and the 12 Moore Road LLCs; factors relevant to Plaintiffs’ request for punitive damages; Bragg’s spoliation of evidence relating to this action; Bragg’s misappropriation of 13 funds from SVRV and the Moore road LLCs; and Bragg’s improper disposal and transfer of assets after declaring bankruptcy and while this action was pending. 14 2. Gregory J. Davis 15 a. Length of expected testimony: 3 hours. 16 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine Davis regarding his 17 management of the Paramont entities and the Moore Road LLCs; Plaintiffs’ contributions to and membership in the Moore Road LLCs; the Paramont 18 Defendants’ communications with Bragg and SVRV regarding Plaintiffs’ membership in the Moore Road LLCs; the Paramont Defendants’ drafting of the 19 Unapproved Operating Agreements and amendments thereto, and communications with the Paramont Defendants thereabout; the Paramont Defendants’ management 20 and takeover of the Moore Road LLCs; the distribution of proceeds from the Moore Road LLCs; the use(s) of Plaintiffs’ funds; factors relevant to Plaintiffs’ request for 21 punitive damages; the Paramont Defendants’ failure to preserve attachments sent by Bragg and SVRV regarding the Moore Road Project; and impeachment 22 testimony. 23 3. Robert Arntsen 24 a. Length of expected testimony: 0.5 hours. 25 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine Bob regarding his contribution to SVRV; his contributions to and membership in the Moore Road 26 LLCs; his communications with Bragg and SVRV regarding the Effective Operating Agreements and the Moore Road Project; and his damages. 27 28 2 PLAINTIFFS’ WITNESS LIST 1 4. Mary Lee 2 a. Length of expected testimony: 0.5 hours. 3 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine Mary regarding her contributions to and membership in the Moore Road LLCs; and her damages. 4 5. John Ho 5 a. Length of expected testimony: 1 hour. 6 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine John regarding his 7 contributions to and membership in the Moore Road LLCs; his communications with Bragg and SVRV regarding the Effective Operating Agreements and the 8 Moore Road Project; and his damages. 9 6. Quanyu (“Jacky”) Huang 10 a. Length of expected testimony: 1 hour. 11 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine Jacky regarding his contributions to and membership in the Moore Road LLCs; his communications 12 with Bragg and SVRV regarding Jacky’s “preferred investor” agreement and the Moore Road Project; and his damages. 13 7. Martha Dunn as custodian of the Christopher Dunn Custodianship and manager of the 14 Arntsen Family Partnership, LP 15 a. Length of expected testimony: 2 hours. 16 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine Martha regarding the Partnership’s and Custodianship’s contributions to and membership in the Moore 17 Road LLCs; their communications with Bragg and SVRV regarding the Effective Operating Agreements and the Moore Road Project; the Partnership’s and 18 Custodianship’s refusal to ratify the Unapproved Operating Agreements; and their damages. 19 8. Rich Bragg 20 a. Length of expected testimony: 1 hour. 21 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine Rich Bragg regarding his 22 funding of SVRV; his receipt of and/or entitlement to funds from SVRV and the Moore Road LLCs; and his contracts with SVRV and the Moore Road LLCs, 23 including Braggs’ representations to him regarding SVRV’s ownership interest in the Moore Road LLCs. 24 9. Maximos Bragg 25 a. Length of expected testimony: 0.5 hours. 26 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine Maximos Bragg regarding 27 Bragg’s transfer of assets to him after declaring bankruptcy and while this action was pending; and evidence regarding Bragg’s expenditures of funds and use of 28 assets after declaring bankruptcy and while this action was pending. 3 PLAINTIFFS’ WITNESS LIST 1 10. Mattie Bragg 2 a. Length of expected testimony: 0.5 hours. 3 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine Mattie Bragg regarding Bragg’s expenditures of funds and use of assets after declaring bankruptcy and 4 while this action was pending. 5 11. John Geyer 6 a. Length of expected testimony: 0.5 hours. 7 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine John Geyer regarding Bragg’s and SVRV’s management of the Moore Road Project; and Bragg’s and 8 SVRV’s correspondence with John Geyer regarding the governing documents for the Moore Road LLCs and Bragg’s representations about the Arntsen Plaintiffs’ 9 investments therein. 10 12. Paramont Woodside Investors (Eric Scheuermann on behalf of Black Horse Holdings, LLC; David Smith on behalf of Caproc III, LLC; Jon Monks on behalf of Monks Family 11 Trust; Scott O’Neil; Phil Stoker; Diane Stoker; Dale Huish; Ben LeSueur on behalf of TEH Capital, LLC; Chris Zaharis on behalf of McClan Trust, Wild Rose Irrevocable Trust, and 12 WZ Partners, LLC) 13 a. Length of expected testimony: 0.25 hours each. 14 b. Summary of expected testimony: Plaintiffs will examine each of the Paramont Woodside Investors regarding the amount of funds they received from the Moore 15 Road Project. However, if the Paramont Woodside Investors will stipulate to these amounts Plaintiffs can excuse them from appearing at trial. 16 17 Plaintiffs reserve the right to introduce competent admissible testimony of unavailable 18 witnesses in lieu of live testimony, and to call any person as witness called or identified by any 19 other party to this action. 20 21 Dated: 2/20/2024 By: ______________________ 22 Collin J. Vierra 23 Attorney for Plaintiffs 24 25 26 27 28 4 PLAINTIFFS’ WITNESS LIST