The Wall Street Journal: Court Appointee Chases (And Finds) Investor Cash That Disappeared In China
For some U.S. investors trying to hold Chinese companies to account, Robert Seiden could be the last, best hope. . . Read More
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U.S. Court-Appointed Receiver For Sino Clean Energy Inc. (Nasdaq “Scei”) Taking Control Of Chinese Company
After exhausting nearly all avenues of cooperation with Chairman Baowen Ren, Robert W. Seiden, Esq., Court-Appointed Receiver (“Receiver”) of Sino Clean Energy, Inc. (“SCEI”) has taken decisive steps to taking complete control over SCEI and its China operations. SCEI...
Sino Clean Energy Inc. (“SCEI”) – N.Y., Nevada, Hong Kong, Xi’an Court-Appointed Receiver To Take Decisive Steps Due To Company’s Failure To Keep Its Word
Court-Appointed Receiver for publicly-traded China-based clean energy company (SCEI) takes decisive measures to bring company into compliance with Nevada court order based on Chairman’s lack of cooperation. Shortly after Robert W. Seiden, Esq., Court-appointed...
Court Appointed Receiver In Us Reports Early Progress For All Shareholders In Publicly Listed Chinese Reverse Merger Company Sino Clean Energy INC
Robert W. Seiden, Esq., Court-appointed receiver (“The Receiver”) over Sino Clean Energy, Inc. (“SCEI”), has taken control over SCEI’s wholly-owned subsidiary in Hong Kong which controls the operating entities in mainland China. . . Read More
Robert W. Seiden appointed as court receiver over Sino Clean Energy Inc.
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Nevada Judge Peck Appoints Seiden As Receiver For SCEI Effective Immediately
Judge Peck appointed Robert Seiden as the receiver for the Company effective immediately and, under applicable Nevada statute, Judge Peck’s appointment of a receiver is not subject to appeal. Read More
Receiver Gains Control Of Some Assets Of Chinas ZST
CASE IS TEST OF INVESTORS’ ABILITY TO RECOUP LOSSES IN WAKE OF ACCOUNTING QUESTIONS The court-appointed receiver empowered to seize the assets of a U.S.-traded Chinese company facing accounting questions has chalked up his first successes. . . Read More
Managing partner Robert W. Seiden featured in The Wall Street Journal
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Delaware Court Of Chancery Imposes Extreme Remedy For Failure To Produce Books And Records In Delaware
A Delaware Court of Chancery decision highlights the importance of complying with the books and records requirements imposed by Section 220 of the Delaware General Corporation Law. At issue was a Delaware corporation operating in China which failed to comply with a...
China Chicanery
US Marshals raided a Brooklyn home this week, looking for books and records of a China-based cable company accused of stiffing its shareholders, The Post has learned “We are leaving no stone unturned,” said Rob Seiden, the receiver who has been tasked with locating...