Jury Trial Scheduled in Bradley Dean v. Land And Mineral Corporation

According to the Collin County website, a jury trial date has been set for September 16th, 2013 at 9:00 am. 

This is the case #366-00485-2010; Bradley Dean v. Land And Mineral Corporation, Carrie Rogers, Kelly G Rogers, Series C, L.P., LMC Financing, L.L.C., Kelly G Rogers, Carrie Rogers.

The Bradley Dean case is stereo-typical of a Kelly G Rogers deal. 

You initially meet and get to know Kelly Rogers from church, the local community or a friend of a friend. You think he's sharp. Impressive. One day he reaches out, contacts you with this fantastic opportunity. He's devised a scheme. He comes out and pitches it, it really sounds good...so you invest.

However, as time goes on you begin to notice that NOTHING he promised is working out. You begin to ask questions and eventually it hits you "up side the head". Is this deal is a scam? 

You scramble to get your money---only to find that it's long gone. Transfered to another person who was owed money form a different entity that had no relation what-so-ever to your deal. 

You were just the tool.  

You file a lawsuit, hire expense lawyers but eventually everyone runs out of money pursuing justice. 

In the meantime, Kelly G Rogers represents himself or Carrie S. Rogers (his wife) at no cost. He simply drags out the process until you give up or run out of money. Cunning. Calculated. 

But wait.......NOT THIS TIME! Enter Bradley Dean.

In his case against Kelly G Rogers, Bradley Dean retained James Skinner and Michael F. Pezzulli of Pezzulli Barnes, L.L.P. This "Team" has lead to the involvement of the Texas State Security Commission working in conjunction with the Collin County DA's office, resulting in SIX indictments for money laundering, theft of property and securities fraud. 

Each Felony charge carries a minimum of 5 year and maximum of 99 years. Do the math.

And so it goes.....a jury trial scheduled for September. Can't wait. Fill out your "September madness" trial brackets at your office!

Court Date scheduled for April 11th, State moves to consolidate indictments for trial of Lawyer Kelly Gordon Rogers

An April 11th court appearance has been scheduled for 9:00 am in the case of State vs. Lawyer Kelly Gordon Rogers.

Will Kelly agree to a plea bargain? Doubtful as one reader commented; 

Anonymous said...March 8, 2013 at 10:23 AM

"I would be doubtful of a plea bargain, the State filed a motion to consolidate, which means they are preparing to go full force, as reflected by the other recent filings, They re set for Rogers--an April appearance."

 In other developments, the STATE filed a Motion on March 7th to "Consolidate Indictments For Trial".

This means Rogers would stand trial on ALL counts, not just this 2009 indictment.

The State has spend a fortune chasing this guy around and it would be appropriate to consolidate into one trial. After all, the "people" are paying for these needless delays.

The charges and Jail time record. 

State submits new evidence against Kelly G Rogers

The judge wasn't in court today. However, the bailiff said there was only an "announcement" today, which probably means the opposing lawyers are meeting by themselves, possibly discussing a plea bargain.

But according to the Collin County website, the State did submit a "Notice Of Filing Of Business Records Pursuant To Rule 902(10) Texas Rules Of Evidence". 

Business records from Mary L. Hixson from Stillwater National Bank and Jose Aguilar from JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.

No doubt more evidence that contradict information put forth by Kelly G Rogers of Frisco, TX. Keep an eye on the Collin County website for additional details. 

As always, we encourage our readers to utilize the comment tool to provide further details or any additional information that comes available through public sources OR any first hand knowledge you'd like to pass along. 

I'll leave you with a link to one of my favorite articles on Kelly G Rogers of Frisco, TX from the Investors watchdog blog.  

Anonymous said...March 8, 2013 at 10:23 AM

I would be doubtful of a plea bargain, the State filed a motion to consolidate, which means they are preparing to go full force, as reflected by the other recent filings, They re-set Rogers for an April appearance.

Next Court Date Scheduled for March 7th, 2013

According to the Collin County website, the next court appearance for Kelly G Rogers of Frisco, TX is scheduled for March 7th, 2013 at 9:00 am.

The site also indicates that Rogers has retained an attorney by the name of Mitchell R Nolte. 

Will Judge Rusch announce the trial date at the next appearance?

Time will tell. Until next time.

New Rules for Texas State Bar Association could affect Kelly G Rogers?

Anonymous said...March 3, 2013 at 10:21 AM

"I would like to point out to all Parties that have been or potentially may be "victims" of Kelly G Rogers. 

The State Bar of Texas implemented new rules of Professional Conduct in 2011. I would like to bring to the attention of the readers, 

PART XIV INTERIM SUSPENSION, 14.01 IRREPARABLE HARM TO CLIENTS: which states in pertinent part "should the Chief Disciplinary Counsel reasonably believe based upon investigation of a Complaint that an attorney poses a substantial threat of irreparable harm to clients or prospective clients and be authorized to do so by the Commission, the Chief Disciplinary Counsel shall seek the IMMEDIATE interim suspension of the attorney. 

If complaints have been made to the State Bar of Texas by reader's of this blog, it seems that 7 1st Degree Felony Indictments would more than qualify for this action, since it would be reasonable to assume that any funds Rogers' raises or may steal would be in connection with his status of good standing with The State Bar of Texas.

I don't know if the complainants were aware of this, but it seems to me a good vehicle to prevent further fraud by Rogers.

Gene Lunt
Chief Disciplinary Counsel
Texas State Bar Association
Phone: 972-383-2900
Fax:     (972) 383-2935

(We had previously talked with Gene Lunt who said that all someone has to do is fill out a complaint form and send it into him. Apparently, no one has)