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As part of their defense, the Kelly Warner lawyers claim that "fake news" published by the Washington Post, TechDirt, USA Herald, BarComplaint.com (which filed this separate complaint of fraud against Kelly/Warner), Ars Technica, Structured Settlements, and other members of the media are the reasons why the Arizona Bar is taking action against them.

Finally, the Kelly Warner lawyers claim that the Texas Attorney General's office recently took legal actions against a similar fraud scheme involving fake defendants, and because the attorneys in those cases have not had legal actions taken against them, that essentially a precedent exists for action to not be taken against the Kelly Warner law firm.

According to sources the Texas Attorney General is investigating the Kelly Warner lawyers connection to the Solvera Group.   The Texas AG has assembled a team to unravel who was behind the fraud on their courts, and one of the direct connections the Kelly Warner firm has to the Texas court fraud is through the Lynd v. Hood case, filed by the Kelly Warner law firm.

In the Lynd v. Hood case, Judge Arthur Anderson of Maricopa County was defrauded into signing an injunction with fake notarizations and non-existant defendants that led back to the Solvera Group's stomping grounds, Harris County Texas.

According to the Arizona Bar, Richart Ruddie and Adam David Lynd of the Lynd Company, Inc. (Texas Company) are business partners in Nu Profile, a reputation management company.   Richart Ruddie is also a client, professional witness, and business referral partner of the Kelly Warner Law firm.

Sources have confirmed that Adam David Lynd and David Lynd are the same person.

According to the Arizona Bar's complaint:

"In 2015, Ricahrt Ruddie referred client Adam Lynd to Kelly/Warner Law.

Adam Lynd utilized the services of Nu Profile, a reputation management company.  Nu Profile was founded by David Lynd who is also a partner at Profile Defenders, a reputation management company founded by Richart Ruddie.   Respondent Kelly and staff communicaed with individuals from both Nu Profile and/or Profile Defenders acted as intermediaries between client Adam Lynd and Kelly/Warner Law.

Adam Lynd hired Respondent Kelly to remove online defamatory statements posted by two supposed cooperating defendants named Jesse Wood and Connie Hood.