Stoebner v. Parry, Murray, Ward & Moxley
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Per curiam
T.G. Morgan, Inc. (TGM) is a Minnesota corporation formerly engaged in the business of selling rare coins for investment. Michael W. Blodgett was the founder, president, and majority owner of TGM. Diane Blodgett is his wife. In August, 1991, the Federal Trade Commission sued TGM and Michael Blodgett (the “FTC Action”) for deceptive trade practices, seeking permanent injunctive relief and consumer redress. 1
In January, 1992, while the FTC Action was pending, TGM creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition against TGM. Thereafter, TGM, Blodgett, and the FTC reached a settlement (the…
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