Rhoads v. Westhost et al.

Filing 46

MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads for judgment , MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads to deposit funds , MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads to enforce judgment , MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads for forfeiture of property , MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads to intervene , MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads for protective order , MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads to reopen case , MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads to seal case , MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads for hearing , MOTION by Plaintiff Timothy Rhoads for summary judgment (Rhoads, Timothy)

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Timothy Rhoads 
3753 Francisco Ave  
Chicago, IL 60618 
312 869 4206 
[e-mail] 
United States District Court 
North District Illinois  

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TIMOTHY RHOADS, 

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Plaintiff,  

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vs. 

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PACE, USHMAN,BOCA, BREDAHLOF,CHAMBERS 

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Case No.: 1:16-cv-07620

DEMAND 

Defendant,  

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Your Honor,
Here is the demand for itemized damages.
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Zak Boca violated Hippa laws by sharing my information with other employees $100,000

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This information was provided in confidence and only to help get insurance for the company before I died from
full blown aids

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Dan Ushman violated Hippa laws by sharing my information with other employees $100,000

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This information was provided in confidence and only to help get insurance for the company before I died from
full blown aids

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This information was provided in confidence and only to help get insurance for the company before I died from
full blown aids. This information was not shared with Andy yet he felt compelled to let everyone know about it
and create a further hostile environment.
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Dan Ushman online harassment and stalking 25,000
Facebook and linkedin

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Andy Pace violated Hippa laws by sharing my information with other employees $100,000

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Zak Boca online harassment and stalking $25,000
Facebook and linkedin

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Zak Boca Threatening freedom of speech $100,000

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Zak boca routinely asked to have articles that were truthful to be removed from one of my web hosting review websites. Articles are currently in quarantine. Pattern behavior several past clients and affiliates and
review websites will testify the same pattern of behavior.

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Singlehop – Failure to pay for services rendered $100,000
Agreed to pay for programming services, commissions for recovery of invoices and never paid. Other employees will state they are still owed outstanding money for services performed as well.

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Westhost – Failure to Agreed to pay for programming services, commissions for recovery of invoices and
never paid. pay for services rendered. Other employees will state they are still owed outstanding money for
services performed as well. $100,000
Westhost illegal possession of copyrights $350 million
Moved servers from Chicago to Utah and content without permission. This information was live for an
etended period of time. Discovery will show to what extent and to how long. No license granted.

10. Singlehop Illegal transfer of copy written material $350 million (116 each SH party)
Transferred control of all files to new owners without a conversation or permission. No license granted.

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11. Brian Chambers – Discriminatory prosecution 100,000
Brian Chambers did not inform authorities of the other discrepancies in the audit that was performed.
12. Zak Boca interfering with a federal witness 1 Million
Zak Hired and talked to Marc Bollinger about this case and show him the federal indictement and witness
will testify to other strange conversations and behavior as well as misleading information company gave to
clients.

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13. Brian Chambers coercion, lying to authority 5 million
Brian Chambers knowingly did not have jurisdiction but coerced authorities into thinking he did. Screenshots of contract that lived at the time will show this to be factual.

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14. Brian chambers violation of affiliate contract $100,000
Brian Chambers decided to not pay Mr Rhoads for his affiliate referrals, or to notify him that he would not
get paid. When Mr Rhoads called he got argumentative and hostile.

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15. Brian Chambers violation of privacy agreement $100,000
Brian Chambers violated privacy agreement that was signed between Mr Rhoads and UK2.
16. Brian Chambers defamation of character 5 mllion
Brian Chambers had many statements in his affidavit that are incorrect, delusional and defamatory.

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17. Zak Boca idle threats $100,000

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Zak Boca routinely threatened to call his lawyer but never produced one when he wanted you to remove
unfavorable articles from the internet.

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18. Brian Chambers failure to provide indemnification $50,000

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Westhost was contractually obligated to provide an attorney and legal services in the event that Mr Rhoads
was sued, which he was.

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19. Singlehop failure to provide indemnification $100,000 (50,000 each)

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Westhost was contractually obligated to provide an attorney and legal services in the event that Mr Rhoads
was sued, which he was.

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20. Andy Pace Discriminatory harassment protected by the civil rights act 5 million

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Andy Pace continued to harass Mr Rhoads and create a hostile work environment where his coworker
friends thought it was acceptable policy to continue to harass Mr Rhoads on a daily basis.

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21. Zak Boca and Dan Ushman allowing a hostile environment 10 million

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Zak Boca and Dan Ushman was informed of the harassment and di nothing about it but laugh and jokingly
walk away. Zak pretends to have no recollection of any events or conversations that occurred.

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Zak Boca $123,275,000
Dan Ushman $121,175,000

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Andy Pace $122,300,000

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Brian Chambers $355,350,000

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Thank you for very much for your consideration in this complicated matter.
Timothy Rhoads

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Dated on this date February 2th 2017 

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/s/Timothy Rhoads 
3753 Francisco Ave
Chicago, IL 60618 
321 869 4206  
[e-mail]

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