SPECIAL PRESENTATION:

Henderson Auctions Lawsuit Against Blake Everett et. al.

Intra-Henderson Family Feud (Henderson v. Henderson)

Henderson Sales Tax Lawsuit

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Video Date:  9/9/14.  LAPA Vice President Robert Burns explains the pitfalls of serving as principal (owner)
 in merchandise offered for sale at auction, particularly when multiple
 owners are involved. Burns illustrates the high level of trust that's required for such
 situations by illustrating a lawsuit filed by JAH Enterprises d/b/a/ Henderson Auctions
 after things went haywire entailing the sale of a casino boat jointly owned by JAH Enterprises
 (which is itself owned by LALB Member Jeff Henderson) and Blake
 Everett, a former employee of Henderson Auctions.
Update:  10/13/14.  Thus far, service to Everett hasn't been able to be facilitated via
U. S. mail.  Hence, JAH filed this motion to hire a private process server to serve the Everetts.

 
Video Date:  1/25/16.  Quick review & update on litigation
 between Louisiana Auctioneer Licensing Board Member
Jeff Henderson (owner of JAH Enterprises d/b/a
Henderson Auctions) and Blake Everett.

Supporting Documents:

1.  Transfer of Crown Casino Vessel:  Jeff Henderson to Everett on 12/3/13.

2.  Lawsuit filed 5/27/14 in Livingston Parish of JAH Enterprises v. Everett et. al.

3.  Lis Pendens filed by JAH (Jeff Henderson) in Mississippi on 6/4/14.

4.  8/25/14 motion by JAH to hire private process server to serve Everett.

5.  7/7/15 signed order by Mississippi judge expunging Lis Pendens.

6.  1/22/16 Henderson Ex Parte Motion:  appoint attorney to represent Everett in Livingston Parish

Sound Off Louisiana Posts on the Henderson v. Everett Litigation:

6/11/16:  LALB Member Jeff Henderson backed into Suing Marvin Henderson

7/5/11:  Gov. Edwards' Auction Corruption Train Surpasses Jindal's with Henderson Alleged Fraud

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Video Date: 10/13/14.  LAPA Vice President Robert Burns elaborates upon
 this lawsuit of JAH (Henderson Auctions) v. Lloyd Henderson et. al.
in which JAH complains of new competition by Lloyd Henderson
 and an infringement upon trade marks, etc. in forming that competition.

The lawsuit cites a deliberate attempt to create confusion as to the identities of the
two companies (even to the extent of substantial duplication in the appearance
of the Henderson Auctions website vs. the Henderson and Henderson Auctioneers website).

Burns also briefly recaps ALL of the other outstanding lawsuits known to exist in
the Louisiana auction industry, including the JAH v. Everett et. al. lawsuit presented below
and those of Burns and/or Phillips v. LALB

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 Video Date:  9/9/14.  LAPA Vice President Robert Burns provides a primer in terms of a background
of the LALB's sharply divergent treatment of Kathleen Sue White vs.
Board Member Jeff Henderson (Marvin Henderson's son) regarding
allegations of unpaid sales taxes.  This "stroll down memory lane"
is provided as a result of the upcoming trial of LA Dept. of Revenue v. JAH Enterprises
being scheduled to convene the week of Monday, September 15, 2014 in Livingston Parish, a venue
in which Marvin Henderson has stated:  "They (the LA Dept. of Revenue) don't want to try me
in Livingston Parish."  CLICK HERE to see a copy of the original suit filed by the
LA Dept. of Revenue.