As the self-proclaimed “youngest bitcoin millionaire,” Erik Finman used his so-called marketing influence to promote his “Freedom Phone” brand, which quickly became popular. Unable to keep up with demand, Finman approached ClearCellular to fulfill the orders. Finman signed agreements with ClearCellular and became Chief Marketing Officer. Finman then violated his acquisition agreement and employment contract by: (1) refusing to grant ClearCellular’s access to their acquired merchant accounts; (2) failing to provide financial records; (3) providing his services to outside parties competing with ClearCellular; (4) colluding with a ClearCellular employee start a competing business; (5) shipping ClearCellular phones without permission and keeping the proceeds for himself; and (5) conspiring with a ClearCellular employee to defraud ClearCellular by refusing, despite repeated requests, to transfer over $2,000,000 in sales revenue from banking and merchant service accounts in his sole ownership. Plaintiff seeks an accounting and reimbursement for Finman’s misappropriation of corporate assets. Plaintiff’s claims are based on Finman’s breach of the Finman LLC – ClearCellular Acquisition Agreement and Finman’s Corporate Contract Agreement with ClearCellular.