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1. At all times hereto, Plaintiffs or Victims American Corporate Society and Dr Max D Antoine are located at 114 Broughton Ave, Bloomfield, New Jersey, 07003. The said Business is dully licensed and regulated by the State of New Jersey.

2. Defendants are Fictitious Entities or Individuals who have yet to be added and identified by Plaintiff but whose identity as Defendants may be revealed during discoveries, and will also be jointly, individually, punitively, and separately be financially liable for Plaintiffs Irreparable Damages, Ongoing business economic losses, financial ruins, business failures, bankruptcies, as referenced herein.

3. Defendant Valley Forge Insurance, is a fraudulent base company, (which apparently is under various State and Federal Investigations), or a Fraud base and Abusive entity, whose business office is located at 333 S. Wabash, Chicago, IL 60604. (This defendant is responsible for bad faith, consumer frauds, breach of duty, breach of contracts, Physical and Emotional Torts, and conspiracy to implicate, participate, and to avoid liability under the term of the contract).

4. Defendant James White is an employed agent of the said above defendant, and is located at the same above address for service of process.

5. CNA-Insurance Company is actually a subsidiary of Valley Forge Insurance whose office address is the same as incorporated in paragraph 3 and 4 for service of process.

BACKGROUND FACTS

6. On or about April 8, 2009, Plaintiffs office was physically left unsecured for three days after an illegal police raid. As a result, the office was completely vandalized, ransacked, destroyed, severely damaged by government agents, and or by unknown intruders.

7. Consequently, plaintiffs sustained irreparable property losses and damages, in absolute violation of the N.J.S.A. 56:8-2.22, 56:8-2.25, 56:8-2, 56:8-14.2 through N.J.S.A. 56:8-14.3, and also in Breach of Contract under the New Jersey Insurance Departments Regulations.

8. The Defendants’ actions constitute extreme fraud, bad faith, theft by deceit, wrongful denial of valid insurance claim, criminal malice, misrepresentation, illegal fraud, intentional malice, insurance fraud, unjust enrichment, negligent hiring, pursuant to 15 U.S.C. Section 2310, et seq., 28 U.S.C.A. 1332, N.J.S.A. 6-2:2, 267 N.J. Super.546, 556 (App.Div.1993), N.J.S.A. 3-4:6, 3-4:4, 58 N.J.522 (1971), and N..J.S.A. 6-2:3.

9. Subsequently, Plaintiffs learnt that the claim was maliciously denied as result of a joint conspiracy between the local police department and defendant James White, to intentionally shield themselves from punitive liability for the proximate damages sustained by the plaintiffs, and maliciously caused by the above same defendants. Consequently, criminal charges were also filed against the said defendants in Newark Criminal Court. Violation of N.J.S. 2C: 28-4B (2) et seq.

10. Plaintiffs on the other hand had always maintained full insurance coverage on the said business policy. Meaning that the Defendants had maliciously breached its own initial Contract with the Plaintiffs, without the plaintiffs’ proximate consent and direct knowledge.

11. As to date, Plaintiffs business remains forever closed. Plaintiffs’ losses and damages are climbing as a direct result of the Defendants’ unlawful and malicious actions (damages in excess of $50,000).

12. Defendants have refused to provide and produce mandatory discoveries to the Plaintiffs attorneys. Defendants have knowingly concealed, suppressed, retaliated, blackmailed, intimidated, fabricated, or omitted all material facts from Plaintiffs with intent that Plaintiffs relies on same.

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