The E-Sylum:  Volume 10, Number 24, June 17, 2007, Article 25

COIN DEALER FULJENZ HEARING HELD; COUNTERSUES LAWYER FOR DEFAMATION

Texas newspapers are reporting that "Mediation may be ordered in a
case alleging that a local rare coin dealer ripped off elderly
investors.

"Judge Donald Floyd will entertain a Motion to Compel Mediation
in the case of Stephen Dinneen et al vs. United States Rare Coin &
Bullion Reserve, Inc. et al, at a hearing slated for Friday, June 15,
inside the 172nd Judicial District Court."

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"Michael Fuljenz, president of Universal Coin & Bullion, has filed a
defamation lawsuit against the Jason A. Gibson Law Firm, claiming
Gibson has been marketing him as a 'predator' to seniors in hopes
of gathering clients to sue him.

"'Plaintiffs have been the victim of an elaborate and orchestrated
campaign by defendants to disparage and destroy plaintiffs' reputation
and business,' the suit said. 'The Gibson Law Firm seeks financial
gain ... by seeking clients using false and defamatory representations,
even referring to UCB as a 'predator.''

"The suit also says the Gibson Law Firm has brought their defamatory
campaign to the Internet using Internet postings, linked sites, and
defamatory and disparaging 'headers', and Web site postings.

"'For example, if a potential customer performs a Google Internet
search on Universal Coin & Bullion, Ltd., a sponsored link appears
for 'Coin Fraud Attorney' at www.JAG-lawfirm.com,' the suit said.
'This Web site is operated and maintained by defendants.'

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  Wayne Homren, Editor

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