Energy Empowerment Corp. & Meta — The Creative Mastermind Society Trust
Victoria Lewis, Chief Financial Officer & Managing Trustee
PROPOSED ENGAGEMENT
100% CONTINGENCY
RECOVERY FRAMEWORK
FEE-SHIFTING STATUTORY RECOVERY
TARGET RESOLUTION
Q1 2027
Formal notice to prospective consumer protection trial counsel and litigation underwriters regarding asserted federal statutory claims under 15 U.S.C. § 1681 et seq. (FCRA), California Civil Code § 1785.1 et seq. (CCRAA), and applicable state consumer protection statutes.
Engagement is sought on a 100% contingency basis, with no upfront plaintiff payment. Attorney fees and costs may be recoverable against liable parties under applicable statutes. Eligibility, expenses, and engagement terms require counsel review and a written agreement.
The submitting party reports that prior pro se dispositions concerned procedural, technical, or jurisdictional issues rather than adjudication of the underlying substantive merits. Incoming counsel is asked to verify the complete docket, claim preservation, limitations periods, and any preclusion issues before prosecution.
Reported dissemination of inaccurate identifiers, unverified tradelines, and disputed fraudulent or coerced debt after written notice. Review requested under FCRA accuracy, reinvestigation, and trafficking-related blocking provisions.
The intake brief reports initiation of FAA arbitration and nonpayment of a $1,750 administrative fee by OneAZ Credit Union. Supporting arbitration records are requested for review; default, waiver, and liability consequences are legal questions for counsel, not established admissions.
The submitted materials report identity theft insurance coverage active since 2017 and claims submitted beginning in 2020 that remain unresolved and uncompensated. Coverage and recovery remain subject to policy and claims-file review.
The restricted packet includes an FTC identity theft report, bureau correspondence, delivery records, prior counsel correspondence, corporate termination records, and National Human Trafficking Hotline contact documentation. Reports and contact confirmations are not judicial findings.
Personal identifiers, account numbers, private correspondence, and report references are retained in the restricted dossier, not this public summary.
Proposed recovery objectives prioritize accurate reporting and deletion of disputed tradelines, non-recourse structured credit arrangements where legally available, and statutory attorney-fee recovery over retail cash payouts. The objective is corporate continuity and protection against unsupported personal liability.
Settlement terms, credit availability, tax consequences, and fee awards are not guaranteed and require independent legal and tax review.
Immediate attorney engagement is requested ahead of the Q1 2027 target. The 19-page master evidentiary dossier is restricted to approved counsel and credentialed underwriting desks with counsel access.
19 pages // 20 October 2026 // Restricted review
Confidential materials are provided for professional evaluation only. No download or print control is provided; authorized recipients must maintain confidentiality.
PRIORITY // COUNSEL ENGAGEMENT