Assuming that letter is genuine (which it is attorney client privileged, so how did some third party get hold of it), it does reference a filed complaint.
The LANGUAGE of that letter is particularly turgid "currency and efficacy of the Power of Attorney" "so that the receipt and disbursement can be entirely addressed out of my office" etc. so maybe it is counterfeit. Even old school attorneys don't write like that.
Assuming he means currency as in "the fact or quality of being generally accepted or in use," WHY would would that apply to a Power of Attorney? Also an attorney would refer to a contingency fee agreement not a "contingency agreement."
Also, why is the amount received 99,998.96 and not 100,000 ? $1.04 doesn't sound like any incoming ACH or wire transfer fee I have heard of.
And 40% of 99,998.96 is 39,994.78 not the 39,999.58 indicated on the letter.
The filing fee for a complaint in Clark County for a general civil complaint in the Eight Judicial District is $270. not $281.60, and if he filed 6 different filings after the initial complaint (didn't bother to check to see if the 3.50 per e-filing fee is correct) there might have been additional fees too, for Motions such as Summary Judgment, which aren't reflected in the letter.
http://www.clarkcountycourts.us/res/...g-Fee-List.pdf
Take notes UNKewLyingJ - if you decide to produce a letter to back up your fictional backrooming settlement, make sure it all adds up.
Whether the letter is genuine (or doctored) or not, I did find the lawsuit in question against Jerry's Nugget, was filed January 2023. And yes Nersesian is the lead attorney.
A-23-864436-C
I don't want to post the name of the Plaintiff but it does start with an M. It is an "Intentional Misconduct" lawsuit.
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