I don't know that I have an opinion about this yet but there are other documents that I will upload that will need to be looked at as well to come to a conclusion.

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Arthur and Colleen Reichsfeld, a married
couple and State Electrical Contractors, Inc.,
an Arizona corporation
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Jaburg & Wilk, P.C. an Arizona professional
corporation, GFAH Equity Lending, L.L.C., an
Arizona limited liability company, Flash and
the Boys, L.L.C., an unlicensed Arizona
limited IiabiIity company, Gary Jaburg and
Jane Doe Jaburg, a married couple, Roger
Cohen and Jane Doe Cohen, a married couple,
Lawrence Wilk and Jane Doe Wilk, a married
couple, John Does and Jane Does I-X, John
Does and Jane Does Attorneys I-X and XYZ,
L.L.C., an unknown Arizona limited liability
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Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MARICOI'A
CV2(1 1 -()05 277
Case No. CV-2011-
VERIFIED COMPLAINT
(Jury Demand)
Defendants.
COMPLAINT
COMES NOW Plaintiffs Arthur and Colleen Reichsfeld a:id State Electrical
Contractors, Inc., by and through undersigned counsel, and for their Verified Complaint against,
Jaburg & Wilk, P.C. an Arizona professional corporation, GFAH Equity Lending, L.L.C., an

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Arizona limited Iiability company, Gary Jaburg and Jane Doe Jaburg, a married couple, Roger
2 Cohen and Jane Doe Cohen, a married couple, Lawrence Wilk and Jane Doe Wilk, a married
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18 5. Defendant Flash and the Boys, L.L.C. is an unknown limited liability company,
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6. Defendant Gary Jaburg is president, director and a majority shareholder of Jaburg
23 & Wilk, member of GFAH Lending and, on information and/or belief, member of Flash and the
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8. Defendant Lawrence Wilk is treasurer, director and a majority shareholder of
Jaburg & Wilk, and, on information and/or belief, member of Flash and the Boys.
9. On information and belief, Lawrence Wilk's actions as alleged in this Verified
Complaint were for the benefit of and in furtherance of the marital community. As such, the
Lawrence Wilk/Jane Doe Wilk marital community is liable for the act.ons described in this
Verified Complaint
10. Defendant Roger Cohen is secretary, director and a majority shareholder of Jaburg
& Wilk, and, on information and/or belief; member of Flash and the Boys ("Roger Cohen").
11. On information and belief, Roger Cohen's actions as a1lged in this Verified
Complaint were for the benefit of and in furtherance of the marital communily. As such, the Roger
Cohen/Jane Doe Cohen marital community is liable for the actions described in this Verified
Complaint
12. On information and belief, Defendants, John Does and Jane Does I-X are multiple
individuals either domiciled in Arizona or elsewhere.
13. On information and belief, Defendants, John Doe Attorneys Jane Does I-X are one
or more individuals licensed to practice law in Arizona and/are owners, directors, officers and/or
shareholders of Jaburg & Wilk, GFHA and/or Flash and the Boys.
14. On information and belief, Defendant, XYZ, L.L.C. is one or more domestic or
foreign Arizona limited liability companies, registered with the Arizona Corporations Commission.
15. At all times herein, Jaburg & Wilk, P.C., Gary Jaburg and Jane Doe Jaburg, Roger
Cohen and Jane Doe Cohen, Lawrence Wilk and Jane Doe Wilk, a married couple, John Does
and Jane Does T-X and John Doe Attorneys l-X are collectively referred to as "Jaburg

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16. Defendants caused events to occur in Maricopa County, Ari<:ona, out of which the
following causes of action arise.
17. The "Legal Services Agreement" and "Lending Agreement' as described herein,
were intended for performance within Maricopa County, Arizona.
18. The Court has jurisdiction over the parties and the claims alln.ged herein, and venue
is proper pursuant to A.R.S. § 12-401.
19. The damages claimed by Plaintiffs meet the jurisdictional requirements of
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GENERAL ALLEGATIONS
20. On or about January 1999, Plaintiffs entered into a legal services agreement with
Jaburg & Wilk (the "Legal Services Agreement").
21. The terms of the Legal Services Agreement stated that Jaburg & Wilk would
provided competent legal advice for the best interests of Plaintiffs.
22. At all times herein, Jaburg Defendants were familiar with their contractual
obligations and professional duties under the Legal Services Agreement.
23. In 2004, Defendants started the lending company, GHAF Lending.
24. Jaburg & Wilk, Gary Jaburg, Lawrence Wilk and Roger Cohen determined that
GFAH Lending should be housed within the law firm, Jaburg & Wilk.
25. In May 2009, Plaintiffs retained and paid Jaburg & Wilk, Gary Jaburg and Jaburg
Defendants to provide legal advice pertaining to Plaintiffs business dealings with Bart Shea.
26. During the course of the representation, Bart Shea informed Plaintiffs that he
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27. Plaintiffs consulted with Gary Jaburg and Jaburg Defendants, concerning the best
course of action, concerning Plaintiffs dealings with Bart Shea.
28. Gary Jaburg and Jaburg Defendants informed Plaintiffs that the best thing to do was
for GFAH Lending to loan the funds to Plaintiffs, and take security interests in Plaintiffs residence
and State Electric.
29. Jaburg Defendants informed Plaintiffs that GFAH Lending would not loan money
to Bart Shea.
30. Gary Jaburg and Jaburg Defendants knowingly and willfully ceclined to inform
Plaintiffs that GFAH Lending was improperly licensed with the Arizona Department of Financial
Institutions and Arizona Corporations Commission.
31. Gary Jaburg and Jaburg Defendants knowingly and willfully declined to inform
Plaintiffs that if GFAH Lending loaned Plaintiffs funds, such an action presented a conflict of
interest in Jaburg & Wilk's and Gary Jaburg's legal representation of PlaintifTh.
32. Gary Jaburg and Jaburg Defendants knowingly and willfully declined to inform
Plaintiffs that Plaintiffs should consult with other lending institutions prior :o accepting any loan
from GFAJ-I Lending and Jaburg Defendants.
33. Gary Jaburg and Jaburg & Wilk knowingly and willfully declined to inform
Plaintiffs that before GFAH Lending loaned Plaintiffs funds, Plaintiffs should first consult with
and receive independent legal advice from an Arizona attorney other that Jabt.ig & Wilk.
34. At all times herein. Jaburg & Wilk and GFAI-I Lending have the same physical
Address, telephone number, secretary and other contact information (the "Law Firm").
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residence and State Electric.
46. In reliance on Gary Jaburg's and Jaburg Defendants' advice, Plaintiffs entered into
additional loan agreements, both providing Gary Jaburg, Jaburg Defendant; and GFAI-J Lending
additional security in Plaintiffs' residence and State Electric under business terms uncommon in
the lending community.
47. In October 2010, Plaintiffs consulted with Gary Jaburg and Jaburg Defendants
regarding Plaintiffs' and State Electric's possible bankruptcy, due to the large payments and
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48. Gary Jaburg and Jaburg Defendants advised Plaintiffs not to immediately seek
bankruptcy protection, but rather to enter into an additional loan agreements with GFAH Lending
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revocable living trust (also drafted by Jaburg Defendants) as an additional guarantor to the loans
between Plaintiffs, GFAH Lending, Jaburg Defendants and Gary Jaburg.
50. In reliance on the legal advice from Gary Jaburg and Jaburg Defendants, Plaintiffs
did not file bankruptcy, but instead entered into an additional guarantor agreement whereby
Plaintiffs' revocable living trust was an added guarantor to the loans between GFAH Lending,
Jaburg Defendants and Plaintiffs.
51. In November 2010, Gary Jaburg and Jaburg Defendants infonned Plaintiffs that
Jaburg & Wilk represented GFAH Lending, and that its client demanded that Plaintiffs pay
amounts owed to GFAI-I Lending and Gary Jaburg or Jaburg Defendants would sue Plaintiffs and
enforce GFAH Lending, Jaburg Defendants and Gary Jaburg's security interests against Plaintiffs'
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associated or otherwise employed with Jaburg & Wilk before entering into loan agreements with
Gary Jaburg and/or GFAH Lending; and e) deliberately creating an environment at Jaburg & Wilk,
whereby the average person could not discern that UFAH Lending was essentially Jaburg & Wilk,
creating confusion and deception to existing and prospective clients.
59. Jaburg Defendants' representations to Plaintiffs in the Legal Services
Agreement and continued legal advice regarding conflict were material to Plaintiffs' reliance in
entering into loan agreements with Defendants.
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61. Jaburg Defendants intended to falsely tell Plaintiff to that Gary Jaburg and Jaburg
& Wilk represent and advise Plaintiffs for Plaintiffs' best interests.
62. When Plaintiffs (and in reliance on Jaburg Defendants' multiple, written
representations) signed loan agreements with Gary Jaburg, Jaburg Defendant:; and GFAH Lending,
Plaintiffs were ignorant to the fact that Arizona attorneys are generally-barred from loaning money
to clients, and Jaburg & Wilk's simultaneous representation of Plaintiffs, Gary Jaburg and (IFAH
Lending created an ongoing conflict of interest, rendering Jaburg Defendants representations in the
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63. Plaintiffs relied on Jaburg Defendants' representations and on Jaburg Defendants'
advice and entered into loan agreements with GFAH Lending, Jaburg Defendants and Gary Jaburg
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72. By failing to properly advise and represent Plaintiffs in the Bart Shea matter and the
loan agreements with Gary Jaburg and GFAH Lending, Jaburg Defendanis breached the Legal
Services Agreement.
73. Plaintiffs have suffered harm and are threatened with additional harm from Jaburg
Defendants' breach. By receiving improper legal advice that benefitted Iaburg Defendants at
Plaintiffs' expense, Plaintiffs lost those monies paid to .Jaburg Defendants and forewent
opportunities to receive proper, objective legal advice.
THIRD CLAIM FOR RELIEF:
VIOLATION OF THE ARIZONA CONSUMER FRAUD ACT
(A.R.S. §44-1521-1534)
(Against All Defendants)
74. Plaintiffs incorporate by reference the allegations of paragraphs I through
73 above.
75. A.R.S. §44-1522(A) of the Consumer Fraud Act provides:
The act use, or employment by any person of any deception, deceptive act
or practice, fraud ,pretense, false promise, misrepresentation, or concealment,
suppression or omission of any material fact with the intent that others rely upon
such concealment, suppression or omission, in connection with the sale or
advertisement of any merchandise whether or not any person has in fact been
mislead, deceived, or damaged thereby, is declared to be an unlawful practice.
76. As alleged herein, Defendants engaged in unlawful practice of the Consumer Fraud
Act, A.R.S. §44-1521, et seq., in that they made false promises and used deception, deceptive
practices, and/or misrepresentations in connection with the sale or advertisement of legal services
and/or lending services.
77. Defendants further violated this Consumer Fraud Act by willfully disguising from
clients and prospective clients that Jaburg & Wilk and GFAI-I Lending are separate distinct
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BREACH OF THE COVENANT OF GOOD FAITH AND FAIR DEALING
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seek an independent legal opinion before signing loan documents with Gsry Jaburg and GFAH
Lending.
86. Jaburg Defendants' breach of their duty of good faith md fair dealing was
intentional, deliberate, reckless and/or negligent.
87. Plaintiffs were damaged as a proximate result of Jaburg Defendants' breach of their
duty of good faith and fair dealing, losing legal fees paid to Jaburg Defendants' of $250.000.
FIFTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF: NEGLIGENCE
(Against Jaburg Defendants)
88. Plaintiffs incorporate by reference the allegations of paragraphs I through
87 above.
89. Jaburg Defendants have a duty to represent clients under the standards that an
Arizona attorney of similar ability and experience would in the legal community.
90. Jaburg Defendants breached its duty to Plaintiffs by failing to properly represent
and advise Plaintiffs during the Bart Shea matter.
91. Jaburg Defendants further breached this duty to Plaintiff by failing represent
Plaintiffs in the Bart Shea bankruptcy, but instead advising Plaintiffs' to borrower monies from
GFAH Lending and Gary Jaburg.
92. Jaburg Defendants further breached this duty to Plaintiffs by withholding from
Plaintiffs that GFA}{ Lending and Jaburg & Wilk were the same business.
93. Jaburg Defendants' breaches of duty caused Plaintiff to suffer serious and ongoing
damages, including lost legal for of $250,000 financial harm to credit and extensive anxiety and
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14. SIXTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF:
INTENTIONAL INFLICTION OF EMOTIONAL DISTRESS
(Against All Defendants)
94. Plaintiffs incorporate by reference the allegations of paragrapIs 1 through
93 above.
95. Defendants interacted with and represented Plaintiffs' in a manner that caused
emotional distress by, intera alia and as more fully set Out above by: 1) engaging in a scheme
where Plaintiffs were legally advised to borrower money from Defendants; 2) when Plaintiffs
incurred additional fmancial stress, Defendants advised Plaintiffs to bind themselves to
unconscionable loan terms favorable to Defendants; 3) Defendants refused 10 instruct Plaintiffs to
seek independent legal advice or a neutral lender; 4) when Plaintiffs discovered what Defendants
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raised their concerns; and 5) filed the GFAH Lawsuit, withholding from the Court that Jaburg
Defendants were the attorneys for Plaintiffs and legally-advised them to enter into the loan
agreements with GFAH Lending and drafted the loan documents that Plain:iffs entered into with
GFAH Lending.
96. Defendants acted intentionally, recklessly, knowingly and/or negligently in causing
Plaintiffs emotional distress, or Defendants knew or should have known that their actions would
result in Plaintiffs suffering serious emotional distress.
97. Defendants' conduct was extreme and outrageous.
98. As a direct and proximate result of Defendants' intentional, reckless and/or
negligent infliction of emotional distress, Plaintiffs have suffered severe humiliation, distress,
depression and anxiety. The loss of their financial well-being, further harm to their professional
reputations and the threatened loss of the Property are the sources of serious emotional distress.
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3 BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY
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16. EIGHTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF:
BREACH OF NEGLIGENT MISREPRESENTATION
(Against Jaburg Defendants)
108. Plaintiffs incorporate by reference the allegations of paragraphs I through
107 above.
109. Jaburg Defendants provided Plaintiffs with false or incorrect information, or
omitted or failed to disclose material information to Plaintiffs, stating: 1) Jaburg Defendants and
GEAR Lending are separate business entities; 2) GFAT-I Lending should nDt be operating within
Jaburg Defendants' office; 3) GFAH Lending should not have the same contact information as
Jaburg Defendants; 4) Plaintiffs should not borrowers monies from entities owned and controlled
by Defendants; 5) Plaintiffs must first seek independent legal advice from Arizona attorneys other
than Jaburg Defendants, prior into entering into loan agreements with Jabrg Defendants and/or
GFAI-I Lending; 6) GFAH is not properly licensed and registered with the Arizona Corporations
Commission and/or the Arizona Department of Financial Institutions; and 7) Jaburg Defendants
owning and operating GFAH Lending is generally disfavored is that Ari2.ona legal community;
and 8) failing to warning Plaintiffs not to lend money to a party Jaburg Defendants knew or had
reason to know was insolvent.
110. Jaburg Defendants intended Plaintiffs to rely on Jaburg Defendants legal advice,
rely on information provided or withheld and Jaburg Defendants provided/withheld the
information for that purpose.
111. Jaburg Defendants failed to exercise reasonable care or competence in obtaining or
communicating the information.
112. Plaintiffs relied on all information/omissions.
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PRAYER FOR RELIEF
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs prays for judgment against Defendants as follows:
A. Award Plaintiff his actual of $250,000 and punitive damages against Defendants in
the amount of not less than $25,000..000.00, as to be determined at trial on each of
Plaintiffs' claims for fraud, breach of contract, violation of the Arizona Consumer
Fraud Act, breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing, negligence,
intentional infliction of emotional distress, breach of fiduciay duty and negligent
misrepresentation;
B. Direct Defendants to pay the costs of this proceeding, including Plaintiffs'
attorneys' fees pursuant to A.R.S. § 12-341;
C. Direct Defendants to pay the costs of this proceeding, including Plaintiffs'
attorneys' fees pursuant to A.R.S. § 12-341.01 and the parties' agreements.
D. For pre-judgment and post-judgment interest at the rate established by the parties
agreements and/or the statutory rule;
E. For such other and further relief as the Court deems equitable, just and proper.
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RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED thils day of March, 2011
THE ANDRICH LAW FIRM, P.C.
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Devin Andrich, Esq.
The Andrich Law Firm, P.C.
4538 North Fortieth Street
Phoenix, Arizona 8501
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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19. VERIFICATION
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Arthur Reichsfeld, sworn upon his oath, deposes and declares as follows:
1. lam an adult, over the age of2l years old.
2. I am the Plaintiff named in the Complaint to which this Verification is attached.
4. I have read the Complaint, and the contents thereof and exhibits thereto are true,
correct, and accurate to the best of my knowledge, except for those matters stated therein based
upon information and belief, and as to those matters, I believe them to be true.
5. Each of the foregoing statements is based upon by my personal knowledge,
including knowledge derived from the business records maintained by me. If called to testify, I
will testify as stated in this Verification.
DATED the /cday of March, 2011.
Arthur Reichsfeli
The foregoing Verification was acknowledged before me this 5day of March, 2011, by
Arthur Reichsfeld.
Notary Public
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20. VERIFICATION
STATE OF ARIZONA )
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County of Maricopa )
Colleen Reichsfeld, sworn upon his oath, deposes and declarts as follows:
1. I am an adult, over the age of 21 years old.
2. I am the Plaintiff named in the Complaint to which this Verification is attached.
4. I have read the Complaint, and the contents thereof and exhibits thereto are true,
correct, and accurate to the best of my knowledge, except for those matters stated therein based
upon information and belief, and as to those matters, I believe them to be true.
5. Each of the foregoing statements is based upon by my personal knowledge,
including knowledge derived from the business records maintained by me. If called to testify, I
will testify as stated in this Verification.
DATED the day of March, 2011.
Colleen Reichsftld
The foregoing Verification was acknowledged before me this /S'" -day of March, 2011, by
Colleen Reichsfeld.
Notary Public
My commission expires:
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