Attachment 6 EDNY Hodge v Cuomo 21-cv-01421 Complaint
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Case 1:<strong>21</strong>-<strong>cv</strong>-014<strong>21</strong>-NGG Case MDL No. 3011 Document 1 25-6 Filed 03/17/<strong>21</strong> Filed 06/24/<strong>21</strong> Page 44 Page of 154 44 of PageID 154 #: 300<br />
326. Evidence shows that the diversion and conversion of Plan assets in this <strong>Complaint</strong>, cover<br />
the period from 2010 to the present, although the Employers were sponsoring the ruse<br />
of a Plan as far back as 2002, the records have had to be uncovered through forensic<br />
investigations because the Employers never filed the required Internal Revenue Code<br />
5500 Returns until some of the Employers filed partial 5500 Returns began to be filed at<br />
the end of 2016, but even then failing to report the full extent of Plan assets that were<br />
accumulated in Fund bank accounts. However, not reported are the same funds<br />
identified in this <strong>Complaint</strong> as diverted and converted away from their intended purpose<br />
of providing benefits to the employee Class, but instead were ensnared in transactions<br />
prohibited under ERISA, transactions not identified in the IRC 5500 Returns.<br />
327. The Plan as organized by the Owner Operator Defendants failed to provide any<br />
mechanisms for the Employers to manage the operation of their Plan under the Program.<br />
The Employers failed to monitor their Plan, failed to protect their Plan assets required<br />
for the Program and failed to supervise their Plan to make certain their Plan and Program<br />
functioned within the law as designed. Their Plan as organized failed to provide any<br />
mechanisms to monitor, supervise and audit to ascertain that the funds were properly<br />
being administered from the time Employers paid funds to provide employee benefits<br />
until the funds were spent for Plan and Program purposes; the Employers were required<br />
to, but did not, establish, supervise and maintain the operation of their Plan and Program<br />
pursuant to authorization of ERISA and in accordance with the Program approved by the<br />
State. Intervention Pg. 8 Par 4.<br />
Precedent, Authority and Jurisdiction<br />
328. This <strong>Complaint</strong> is based on the record in US SDNY Case 73-<strong>cv</strong>-04279, the case file<br />
archived as potentially of national significance in St. Louis, Missouri, the case file<br />
returned from St. Louis to the National archives in New York City, returned upon the<br />
request on behalf of Albert Percy, to and certified by the National Archives to the United<br />
States District Court for the Southern District of New York, which record was then filed<br />
by ECF as the Docket on Appeal to the United States Second Circuit Court of Appeals.<br />
329. One of the Causes of Action here seeks to enforce the United States District Court for the<br />
Southern District of New York Order in the Case of Percy v Brennan Case 73-<strong>cv</strong>-04279<br />
(the “Percy Action” or “Case 73-<strong>cv</strong>-04279” or “Percy v. Brennan”) reported at (384 F<br />
Supp 800 [S.D.N.Y. 1974]), the Memorandum/Order, rendered by Judge Lasker on<br />
November 8, 1974 in favor of Percy Class, and the Order of Judge Edelstein of May 4,<br />
1977, page 740 of Appendix 1 at Docket #99 in 17-2273 and Document #6, <strong>Attachment</strong> 4<br />
in <strong>EDNY</strong> Case No. <strong>21</strong>-<strong>cv</strong>-001366,accepting Governor’s Executive Order 45 in settlement<br />
of Case 73-<strong>cv</strong>-04279.<br />
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