Federal lawsuits will only hear certain cases; the majority of other cases are heard in State courts in Florida. However, the claims that have been brought by Mark Adamczyk and James Adamczyk have a significant purpose for being in federal court. Civil RICO, Violation of Constitution, False Imprisonment, and Fraud are just some of the claims that name seventeen defendants in the case. The case reads something like a New York Times Bestseller.
The 44 page suit has such names as Dan Marino, Tony Siragusa, and Darius Rucker all partying with General Motors and Morgan Stanley executives in Costa Rica. James Adamczyk, who was Jack Hutchings business partner and confidant for about twenty years, brought the suit against his former boss, partner, and friend. Jack Hutchings, who made a four hundred million dollar fortune in the automobile industry, has been alleged a pedophile by James Adamczyk. James Adamczyk states he has witnessed Jack Hutchings fondle underage girls in Costa Rica. He also alleges that he runs an all cash helicopter charter business in Costa Rica that goes unreported to the Internal Revenue Service. Additionally, Adamczyk says he has witnessed Hutchings Chief Financial Officer falsify flight logs to evade additional United States taxes. The suit brings in David H. Simmons, an Orlando lawyer with deBeaubien, Knight, Simmons, Mantzaris & Neal, LLP as a Defendant along with Judge Alan A. Dickey and Judge Nancy F. Alley of Seminole County Court.
They are strictly in the lawsuit for an alleged scheme to defraud Mark Adamczyk out of his constitutional rights. James Adamczyk who has a non-disparaging settlement agreement with Jack Hutchings, was originally sued by Jack Hutchings for breach of contract. James Adamczyk made a Youtube.com video asking Jack Hutchings to end their dispute like men. However, Jack Hutchings had something different in mind and now has spent nearly a million dollars to David H. Simmons to uphold a settlement agreement with James Adamczyk worth $125,000.
James Adamczyk who alleges he was under duress while signing the settlement agreement alleges that Judge Nancy F. Alley was corrupt in her rulings. Judge Nancy F. Alley has since recused herself from the case. However, before she recused herself she signed orders that extend the settlement agreement to James Adamczyk son, Mark Adamczyk. Mark Adamczyk, who in no way ever signed a settlement agreement with Hutchings, has now had three of his own websites shut down with the court orders drawn up by Judge Nancy F. Alley. Judge Alan A. Dickey who took over the case after Judge Alley recusal refused to look over Mark Adamczyk motions and actually went so far as to put James Adamczyk in prison and threatened Mark Adamczyk with prison as well. For these actions, Mark Adamczyk and James Adamczyk say they have no other remedy available to them and their constitutional rights as an American citizen then to bring this in front of a Federal court and pray that can provide justice.
The fifty million dollar lawsuit also has information about Jack Hutchings lying to union workers and employees to get a sale of an automobile plant in Michigan and moving the jobs to Costa Rica. This was promised by Hutchings that he would not do it to get the sale and then quickly done after the fact. Adamczyk are hoping that the Internal Revenue Service and the Union for the employees join their law suit.
