Upon receipt of this notice, Ms. Lokosky immediately applied for a temporary restraining order to have ownership of her website returned to her and simultaneously moved to vacate or set aside the default judgment … the Superior Court completed an evidentiary hearing and vacated Platintiffs’ default judgement against Ms. Lokosky.”
Plaintiffs then filed a new lawsuit “against ‘John Doe’ Defendants to circumvent the jurisdiction of the original matter that is currently on appeal … Plaintiffs have clearly filed a Complaint intended for Ms. Lokosky, but have refused to name her as a party so that due process is not available to her.”
“Ms. Lokosky became aware that the State Bar of Arizona had initiated formal proceedings against Plaintiffs’ counsel for engaging in a series of nearly identical abuses of legal process wherein they name ‘John Doe’ defendants and submit false documents to court. The State Bar Complaint depicts a series of abusive litigation tactics (against Daniel Warner and his partner Aaron Kelly of the Kelly Warner Law Firm) using the same methods — file a ‘John Doe’ lawsuit then obtain an alleged admission from an unnamed party.”
