July 4: The day the people stood up and said, “No more.”
Garsia v. Procida & Weissman isn’t just a lawsuit — it’s a defense of our name, our family, and the rights of over 100 harmed families, artists, and supporters.
This site is the public record of everything they tried to erase.
July 21, 2025: Two major law firms representing four defendants request 30-day extensions to respond to the complaint. Plaintiff consents without prejudice. 📄 See full emails & responses
July 3, 2025: Website launched. GarsiaVsProcidaWeissman.com goes live as a public archive of filings, retaliation, and ongoing updates in the case.
July 2, 2025: Procida.com archived. Loan to Great Falls Industrial Park publicly listed as “Paid Investment” by 100 Mile Fund.
June 27, 2025: Bankruptcy adversary summonses mailed to all named parties.
June 25, 2025: U.S. District Court confirms federal complaint. Case officially docketed.
June 23, 2025: Bankruptcy adversary complaint filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Alleges fraudulent transfer of brand and estate property, civil conspiracy, and trustee misconduct.
June 23, 2025: Federal RICO and Placeholder complaints filed in U.S. District Court. Complaints name over two dozen defendants and toll statute of limitations on fraudulent transfer.
June 18, 2025: Personal bankruptcy filed by David Garsia with a single named creditor: the 100 Mile Fund. Filing opens the path to the adversary proceeding and legal preservation of claims.
June 17, 2025: EXHIBIT B: Whistleblower Complaint filed with the U.S. Trustee and stamped received by the Bankruptcy Court. Outlines a broad pattern of systemic misconduct and fiduciary breaches by the trustee and co-conspirators. Filed two days before Sills was scheduled to request arrest warrant.
May 28, 2025: Sills Cummis files motion to enforce litigants' rights and requests arrest. Counsel for 100 Mile Fund seeks an order authorizing the Sheriff to arrest David Garsia and confine him in county jail for non-response to an information subpoena. The motion also targets Donata Garsia and David E. Garsia, despite Sills having been notified months earlier that Mr. Garsia's father had passed away. The motion followed formal objections to the transfer of assets and ignored appeals to estate counsel for corrective action.
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