In an unprecedented legal move, billionaire Alkiviades David's new cross-complaint could unveil systemic corruption within the legal and media sectors. The case, equipped with shocking new evidence, is set for a pivotal hearing on July 25, 2025.
Landmark Legal Proceedings Unveil Alleged Corruption Network in UK Courts
Landmark Legal Proceedings Unveil Alleged Corruption Network in UK Courts
The UK High Court gears up for a critical hearing that could expose deep-rooted corruption, as media executive Alkiviades David takes on significant legal forces.
London — July 15, 2025
In a significant turn of events, the UK High Court of Justice has accepted a cross-complaint from media mogul Alkiviades “Alki” David that could illuminate widespread corruption within the legal, media, and corporate spheres. Registered under Claim No. KB-2025-001991, the case is set for a hearing on July 25, 2025, at the Royal Courts of Justice, where Registrar Benjamin Power announced the details earlier today.
Newly surfaced evidence has the potential to transform the legal landscape, revealing what David's supporters label a "machiavellian network" designed to undermine him:
• Encrypted communications from the late attorney Barry K. Rothman—whose suspicious death occurred in 2018—allegedly demonstrate collusion among prominent law firms and attorneys aimed at silencing David.
• Recantations from previous witnesses who claim coercion or bribery to provide false testimony against David. Notable attorneys such as Tom Girardi, David Boies, and Gloria Allred are named as key figures in this alleged misconduct.
David asserts that Rothman was working to expose these corrupt practices prior to his demise, alleging that firms like Glaser Weil LLP have suppressed critical evidence.
Further affidavits from legal and media insiders uncover stark systemic issues:
• Testimony from James C. Bohm, Esq. points to the concealment of key evidence.
• Carl Dawson, a former executive, describes corporate sabotage and telecommunications interference.
• Yelena Calendar claims fraudulent appellate rulings in the U.S. judicial system.
• Gary Shoefield sheds light on manipulation within both media and judicial environments.
These revelations are now filed with the court, poised to influence the hearing later this month significantly.
David's legal endeavor transcends individual grievances, aiming to dismantle what he characterizes as a "crime syndicate" that uses judicial mechanisms to gain wealth and power. His filings connect these practices to high-profile cases, including those involving the estates of Michael Jackson and The Beatles, indicating a pattern of leveraging legal systems for self-serving ends.
As David represents himself in court, the upcoming hearing could lead to a wider investigation of the implicated parties. Public support for his case is mounting, with online advocacy gaining traction. Platforms like http://www.cbsyousuck.com are mobilizing users to engage with the evidence and demand greater transparency.
David's team asserts: “This is no longer a cover-up. This is accountability in motion.” The upcoming court session is viewed as a watershed moment in challenging entrenched corruption within the global legal framework.
