The Irony of Scamraiders

New York Needs To Enact Legislation To Curb Vexatious Pro Se Litigants.

In the 1980s an English psychiatrist used the term, “litigious paranoia,” to describe a medical condition in which a person obsessively engages in persistent, unnecessary litigation.

No third party or government agency has contacted me let alone found merit in Couri's allegations of bribery, extortion, perjury, suppression of evidence, violation of professional disciplinary rules, forgery, Medicare fraud, and tax evasion.

George M. Pavia, Esq. retained me to serve as trial counsel in his lawsuit against James Cyril Couri.

Jim Couri: A Nuisance of the First Order.

On February 28, 2008, in an action unrelated to the Pavia litigation, a unanimous appellate court found Couri's refusal to comply with four court orders to make personal and corporate tax returns available was calculated to impede an examination of a claim that Couri defrauded Dr. John Siebert of $8 million dollars.

His Health Hoax History

Jim Couri holds up the LA Times to "prove" he is in the hospital.

          

New York Times

2010, Feb. 5 - Reporter John Eligon of the New York Times publishes, A Serial Plaintiff and His Loyal Opposition.

Jim Couri Admits to Being in the Center of a Huge Stock Fraud Scheme that Shut Down Trading on the Big Board of the New York Stock Exchange for Over a Month.

Unanimous Jury Found that Jim Couri Made Unsubstantiated Allegations against the Pavias, the Upstairs Tenant, the Owner's Attorney Kenneth V. Gomez, Esq.

"James C. Couri suffers from the panic of a neurotic identity crisis" resulting in "clouded...judgment, blunted...intelligence" and "misguided" "energies."

If Your Legal Adversary Refuses to Comply With Legitimate Court Orders, Chances Are He Is Up To No Good

Couri’s Deception Continues

Court Has Serious Doubts About Couri's Credibility, Denies Motion.