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Irish firm TechAds Media now allegedly “blacklisted” by its commercial partners

Matt O'Connor — Mon, 06 Feb 2023 16:48:38 +0000

TechAds Media, an Irish company, was producing over €20 million in profits. It is being sued for $1.9 million by creditors and is also suing one of its own former directors because it has reportedly been “blacklisted” by its business partners. The stance of First Click and V Media, as presented in several documents filed with the courts by their solicitors Peter Boyle & Co.

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How a self-proclaimed property mogul was disqualified for 15 years

Matt O'Connor — Tue, 31 May 2022 10:57:19 +0000

Lukasz Salamandra, a self-proclaimed property mogul, was disqualified for 15 years. Salamandra claimed his Athboy company owned millions in real estate assets. In fact, it owned nothing. The convicted fraudster is now prohibited from serving as a company director for 15 years.

Precedent for directorship disqualification is usually capped out at a 10-year ban, which is reserved for only the most egregious cases. Yet Cunningham made the eventually successful plea for a 15-year prohibition due in part to Salamandra’s history.

Judge Quinn agreed with Barrister Cunningham’s case for an extended disqualification, approving the 15-year duration, and later ruled that Salamandra was liable for the applicant’s legal costs.

Peter Boyle and Co Solicitors are delighted to be part of such a historic verdict. Fifteen years is one of the longest disqualifications ever given to a director in the history of the state.

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Why a liquidator is pursuing a convicted fraudster over an alleged luxury property scam

Matt O'Connor — Wed, 13 Apr 2022 09:24:05 +0000

Lukasz Salamander claimed his Meath-based international property investment firm would deliver an 8% return. However, it quickly collapsed, and he is now in Spain. However, based on evidence discovered, a court appointed liquidator is seeking to censure the convicted fraudster.

When we at Peter Boyle Solicitors began investigating Lux Estate Capital Group after being contacted by a disgruntled investor, we quickly realised that Lukasz Salamander was not his real name, and in his native Poland, he was known as Lukasz Salamandra.
Under that name, he had been found guilty of fraud and fined by the Polish authorities.

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