Official Documents Implicate RARE BREED TRIGGERS in Grand Larceny scheme
Lawrence DeMonico, AKA, Larry R. Lee Jr., President of RARE BREED TRIGGERS
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Official documents implicate RARE BREED TRIGGERS in grand larceny scheme
(Austin, Texas - 11/01/2023) There are multiple lawsuits wherein Rare Breed Triggers has sued competitors over alleged patent infringement issues. One of these cases, a case in the 453rd USDC at Hays County, Texas was presided over by Judge Terri J. Shibbe. Post default judgement proceedings in this case have exposed Rare Breed Triggers in a grand larceny scheme. Post “default” judgment documents filed pro se in the 453rd USDC by the pioneering inventor of Flex Fire, a.k.a. FRT type trigger technology, and core US patent owner Thomas Allen Graves strongly refutes the fundamental validity of Rare Breed Triggers’ alleged rights to produce the Flex Fire – FRT 15 type trigger, and Rare Breed Triggers’ rights to sue others over their alleged patent rights claims. Graves is a Texas Star artist, inventor, engineer, and a well-known firearm designer. Working in Buda, Texas during 2013-2015 Graves produced the G1 Combat carbine. G1 Combat carbine is the first integrated Flex Fire technology type firearm. This is a new species of firearm that uses multiple patented mechanisms and processes of an automatic power reset trigger (Flex Fire Technology), and a 2 stroke, 3 cycle gas damping recoil system (Captive Pulse Damper) among other new technologies. Graves began filing Flex Fire Technology related patents on 9/11/2014. In 2021 Rare Breed Triggers accused Graves of infringement of a 2019 patent claim that Rare Breed Triggers' acquired from Steven Cooper Rounds and Jeffery Cooper Rounds. Steven Cooper Rounds and Jeffery Cooper Rounds combined were party to a previous agreement with Graves. The Rounds made this agreement with Graves for the Rounds to fund Flex Fire Technology patent applications and examinations for Graves’ technology in exchange for the Rounds’ use of exclusive license for AR type firearm applications resultant from those related patents. This agreement was initiated by a term sheet agreement and ultimately a signed licensing agreement in 2018. The general terms of this agreement were to pay Graves 50% after manufacturing cost. Published government documents, and court documents from as recent as October 2023 are convincing evidence that Graves did not infringe Rare Breed Triggers’ acquired patent claim. Rare Breed Trigger’s acquired patent claim is contested by Graves and there are multiple indications that Rare Breed Triggers’ acquired patent claim subject was actually invented by Graves but secretly patented by Jeff Cooper Rounds while the Rounds were working with Graves. It was learned that Rounds’ patent attorney that had worked with Graves and could not file what became the Jeffery Cooper Rounds patent unless it was to be filed for Graves. Independent from the contestable nature of Rare Breed Triggers’ acquired patent, evidence shows that Graves did not use or infringe the Rare Breed Triggers’ acquired patent claim. Rare Breed Triggers’ acquired patent infringement claim against Graves was initiated by naming Graves in a suit against Big Daddy Unlimited. Documents reveal that in fact “all” Flex Fire – FRT type triggers are dependent to, subservient to, and derivative of the Graves core US patent technology Flex Fire Technology portfolio claim or claims that were priority at USPTO as early as 2014. Rare Breed Triggers, although with their lack of standing to bring suit on anyone whosoever, pose to have won multiple cases against Graves. As it stands all cases concerning Graves’ technology or naming Graves averted any trial of merits. As it turns out Rare Breed Triggers lacked standing and could not prevail on merit. Default judgements wherein Rare Breed Triggers sued Big Daddy Unlimited, Big Daddy Unlimited having fully indemnified Graves, and then never appearing in court to answer Rare Breed Triggers’ subsequent, and multiple perjurious complaints that were filed naming Graves in addition to Big Daddy Unlimited, and a Big Daddy Unlimited shell company in one case, and Graves in the other. Prima facie evidence indicates that the specific default judgements naming Graves amount to over $4M. This resulted in one case whereby a Judge erroneously ordered Graves to produce financial information to Rare Breed Triggers based upon their default judgments against Big Daddy Unlimited wherein Rare Breed Triggers maliciously named Graves. In another instance it resulted that Rare Breed Triggers’ demand for Graves to pay for compulsory action legal fees was denied by a Judge. So, the court documents indicate that Big Daddy Unlimited explicitly indemnified Graves within a contract, and that default was taken only by Rare Breed Triggers because Big Daddy Unlimited breached the Graves contract indemnification clause, failing to take any legal action. Big Daddy Unlimited never showed up for court. It can be deduced that Rare Breed Triggers effectively conspired with Big Daddy Unlimited ensuring “no show” default judgements in multiple USDC cases naming Graves. Even if Rare Breed Triggers allegations could have been justified these default judgments are not actually “wins” against Graves as Rare Breed Triggers misrepresents. Graves was fully indemnified by Big Daddy Unlimited beginning in October 2021. This indemnification clause specifically indemnifies Graves from Rare Breed Triggers actions. Extensive court document analysis combined with patent document analysis further confirm that Rare Breed Triggers’ commercialization of Flex Fire – FRT15 type trigger design and other trigger designs had in fact plainly infringed a core patent claim owned by Graves, and that all Flex Fire –FRT type triggers that were produced under these known conditions by anyone’s permission excepting Graves, were in fact without permission, and compensation. Because Rare Breed triggers and others are counterfeiters the do not have any rights by law, in law, or at law related to this case. Other information found in these documents further indicates that Rare Breed Triggers falsely represented themselves in multiple frauds upon the federal court as the owners or the licensed party of a “Graves – Rounds patent licensing agreement” that has remained until now, after approximately 5 years unconsummated, was void, a nullity, as if it never happened. Rare Breed Triggers could not resolve this in equity, as what is void does not exist, thus cannot be resolved. Conclusively, by evident conspiracy, and grand larceny Rare Breed Triggers, and others have continuously, and willfully infringed the Graves’ patent claim, as evidenced in known source documents. All indications are that Rare Breed Triggers is the epicenter of a collective felony level conversion of Graves’ assets for money. Rare Breed Triggers' President admits to $100M and owes under law $500M.
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