Case Overview

• Key Dispute: Enforcement of an order requiring RealCorp Law to release $146,688.02 in trust funds to 282. MYSJ opposed this, claiming new directors had been appointed, displacing Diane Salman’s authority.

Key Rulings

1. Non-Lawyer Representation

   • The court granted leave for Diane Salman to represent Proshow and Jordan Salman to represent JSI.
   • Considerations: ownership stakes, financial constraints, and ability to advocate effectively.

2. Enforcement of Trust Fund Order

   • The court upheld the August 1, 2024, order requiring funds to be released to 282 under Salman’s direction.
   • MYSJ’s attempt to appoint new directors was invalid, as it violated the unanimous shareholder agreement.

3. Corporate Control & Shareholder Agreement

   • The agreement explicitly limited 282’s board to one director—Diane Salman.
   • MYSJ’s unilateral expansion of the board was ruled improper.

Outcome

• The motion was granted.
• Funds must be released to 282, with Salman maintaining full authority.
• Actions by newly appointed directors were invalidated.
• The decision does not explicitly award additional damages or costs