Please understand I am bot alleging you're doing that w your firm.

Well I submit as my fact that she was already accused, but never proven, of living off campaign contributions at a time when she was allegedly not running an "official campaign".

Let's see what the sites you posted say: "In 2002, Ali was charged with making false statements to the FBI and to financial institutions, identity fraud, and credit card fraud.[2] Al-Marri was alleged to be in possession of more than 1750 credit card numbers, along with the names of the account holders, none of whom were Al-Marri.

They will not refund your money and will allege that you made threatening claims against their company.

Being as Cook County is allegedly part of Illinois it may be done the same way up there.

He allegedly had an issue with property management.

What code did you allegedly violate?

My wife knew about the lawsuits, but I never spoke with her about the allegations nor how I was handling the claims.

Allegedly there is an issue with their bank and the bank's required reserves. 

@Cameron Crossley - Yes, you should claim it.