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SEC v. Integrated National Resources, Inc. dba Weedgenics, Rolf Max Hirschmann Aka “Max Bergmann” And Patrick Earl Williams, et al

Important update regarding the claims process. Pursuant to the Court’s March 13, 2025 Order, (1) Approving Procedures for the Administration of Claims Against the Receivership Estate; (2) Setting Claims Bar Date; and (3) Approving Claims Bar Date Notice and Proof of Claim Forms (“Claims Process Order”), the Receiver sent out all claim forms to prospective claimants (investors/creditors) on or before April 21, 2025.

  • If the Receiver does not have an email address for you, your claim form was sent via USPS mail.
  • If the Receiver has an email address on file for you, you received an email invitation to a secure cloud platform where you can access (and submit your completed) claim form, as further discussed below.

What do you need to do now?  Please follow the instructions which are included in your cover letter and prepopulated claim form in order to complete and submit your claim on or before the court-ordered deadline of June 20, 2025.

While we understand this is a big step in the process, in the interest of preserving receivership estate resources and while we are here to answer claim-specific questions, we ask that you not contact the Receiver’s office simply to confirm receipt of your claim form. If you are using the secure portal to submit your claim form, if you can see your completed claim form, that means we have received it; you will not otherwise receive a message confirming receipt. Also note that if there are any known claims that have not been submitted on or before June 20, 2025, or any problems with a claim that has been submitted, the Receiver will be in touch with the applicable claimants on or before June 20, 2025 (in the event a known claim has not been submitted) and September 18, 2025, (in the event a problem is observed on a submitted claim).

Case Summary

On May 19, 2023, Krista Freitag was appointed as temporary receiver of Defendant, Integrated National Resources, Inc., dba Weedgenics, and Relief Defendants, West Coast Development LLC, INR Consulting LLC (Wyoming Entity), Oceans 19 Inc., Autobahn Performance LLC, One Click General Media Inc., Opus Collective, INR-CA Investment Holdings, LLC, Total Solution Construction LLC, Bagpipe Holdings LLC, Bagpipe Multimedia LLC, INR Consulting LLC (California Entity), and Hidden Springs Holdings Group LLC, (collectively, the “Receivership Entities”) and their subsidiaries and affiliates pursuant to a Temporary Restraining Order entered by the United States District Court for the Central District of California, Southern Division in an action filed by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, Case No. 8:23-cv-00855-JWH-KES.

As of June 29, 2023, all Receivership Entities, including their subsidiaries and affiliates, have been placed into permanent receivership. The Preliminary Injunction Orders are posted and summarized below:

  1. On June 2, 2023, the Court entered the Preliminary Injunction Order with Respect to Certain Defendants and Relief Defendants and Orders: (1) Freezing Assets; (2) Appointing a Permanent Receiver; (3) Requiring Accountings; and (4) Prohibiting the Destruction of Documents (the “PI Order”). This PI Order applies to Defendants Integrated National Resources Inc. dba WeedGenics (“INR”), Rolf Max Hirschmann aka “Max Bergmann” (“Hirschmann”), and Patrick Earl Williams (“Williams”) (collectively, “Defendants”), and various Relief Defendants, including West Coast Development LLC (“WCD”), INR Consulting LLC (Wyoming Entity) (“INR Consulting/Williams”), Oceans 19 Inc. (“Oceans 19”), Autobahn Performance LLC (“Autobahn”), One Click General Media Inc. (“One Click”), and Opus Collective (“Opus”). Accordingly, the receiver is now Permanent Receiver for INR, WCD, INR Consulting/Williams, Oceans 19, Autobahn, One Click, Opus, and their subsidiaries and affiliates.
  2. On June 9, 2023, the Court entered Preliminary Injunction Orders with Respect to Certain Defendants and Relief Defendants: (1) Freezing Assets; (2) Appointing a Permanent Receiver; (3) Requiring Accountings; and (4) Prohibiting the Destruction of Documents.  This PI Order applies to Relief Defendants Michael Delgado, Total Solution Construction LLC (“TSC”), Bagpipe Holdings LLC (“Bagpipe Holdings”) and Bagpipe Multimedia LLC (“Bagpipe MM”). Accordingly, the receiver is now Permanent Receiver for TSC, Bagpipe Holdings and Bagpipe MM, and their subsidiaries and affiliates.
  3. On June 9, 2023, the Court entered Preliminary Injunction Orders with Respect to Certain Defendants and Relief Defendants: (1) Freezing Assets; (2) Appointing a Permanent Receiver; (3) Requiring Accountings; and (4) Prohibiting the Destruction of Documents.  This PI Order applies to Relief Defendants Tyler Campbell, INR Consulting LLC (California Entity) (“INRC-CA”), and Hidden Springs Holdings Group LLC (“Hidden Springs”). Accordingly, the receiver is now Permanent Receiver for INRC-CA and Hidden Springs, and their subsidiaries and affiliates.
  4. On June 29, 2023, the Court granted Plaintiff Securities and Exchange Commission and Relief Defendants John Eric Francom and INR-CA Investment Holdings, LLC’s (“INR-CA”) Joint Stipulated Request for a Preliminary Injunction Order and Orders: (1) Freezing Assets; (2) Appointing a Permanent Receiver; and (3) Prohibiting the Destruction of Documents. Accordingly, the receiver is now Permanent Receiver for INR-CA and its subsidiaries and affiliates.
  5. The June 30, 2023, hearing as it relates to Relief Defendant Alexandria Porter Bovee AKA “Aia Montgomery,” remains on the calendar.

A copy of the SEC’s Complaint, TRO and relevant orders discussed herein are posted below along with a copy of the Receiver’s initial communication to investors. You are encouraged to enter your information to the right in order to receive case updates (if you are an investor, please be sure to identify yourself as an investor in the fourth line under the email line). Please also know that as the case progresses, answers to FAQ’s will be updated.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Why was a receiver appointed?

Krista Freitag was appointed as temporary receiver by the District Court at the request of the SEC based on the allegations in the SEC’s complaint and supporting evidence submitted that indicates the Defendants are operating a fraudulent scheme in violation of federal securities laws. The Defendants have been given a chance to respond and a hearing has been set by the Court for June 2, 2023.

What is a receiver?

A receiver is a court-appointed fiduciary who takes control of companies and assets (at the direction of a court) to preserve and protect the value of those companies and assets. Receivers are appointed in various different situations, including where a governmental agency, such as the SEC, has filed an action and submitted evidence to the court indicating that the companies involved and their principals are operating a fraudulent scheme and violating federal securities laws. Receivers are generally appointed on a temporary basis at first, and then a hearing is held to determine whether the receiver’s appointment should be made permanent.

How do I contact the receiver and get information about the case?

We encourage investors to sign up to receive updates about the receivership by entering their information on the right side of the landing page on this website. Ms. Freitag will be filing periodic reports and other information with the Court, and investors who sign up will receive emails with these updates. We have also set up a dedicated telephone line (619-326-4334) and email address (inr@ethreeadvisors.com) for investor inquiries. Please be patient, as it may take us a few days to respond to inquiries.

Will I get my money back?

The receiver’s job is to preserve and protect the assets of the companies in receivership for the benefit of investors and creditors.  It is too early to know when funds can be distributed to investors or how much will be recovered and will be available to distribute. The process will take time, and we encourage investors to stay informed by signing up to receive email updates from the receivership website.

Why aren’t all the court documents on the receivership website?

The receivership website is intended to provide relevant information for investors about the receivership, but it is not a duplicate of the District Court’s electronic docket system. If investors want to review pleadings and orders as they are filed with the District Court, they can obtain a PACER login and password from the District Court.

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