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Georgia State Case

26-CV-0369

Ripley and Rip95 LLC d/b/a Risk Off Capital, LLC v. Soura et al.
Superior Court of Troup County, Georgia

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Georgia State Case

Ripley and Rip95 LLC d/b/a Risk Off Capital, LLC v. Soura et al.

Case26-CV-0369
CourtSuperior Court of Troup County, Georgia
FiledJune 29, 2026
StatusActive
Latest tracked filingJune 29, 2026 — Verified Complaint filed
Next known dateNo publicly verified upcoming date presently listed by this site.
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Summary

A 65-page Verified Complaint filed June 29, 2026 asserting eleven counts and demanding a jury trial. Every substantive statement in the pleading is an allegation by the plaintiffs. No court has ruled on the merits.

Parties

PlaintiffChristopher B. Ripley, Rip95 LLC d/b/a Risk Off Capital, LLC
DefendantScott Soura, Virginie Boutin, “Jane Doe Boutin”, Ken D’Arcy, Roundhill Group LLC, RemArms, LLC, Rockwell One Holdings, LLC, RemTML, LLC, Additional entities identified by description (“SIFT”, “Western Rock”, “REMMA”, “RemFA”)
Responsive filingsAs of this site’s last update, no responsive pleading by any defendant in this action has been obtained by this repository. Defendants are presumed to dispute the allegations. Responsive filings will be published here as they become publicly available.
Pleaded Claims

Causes of Action

The counts asserted in the operative pleading. Each is a claim advanced by the filing party. None has been adjudicated.

  1. Fraud in the inducement
  2. Promissory fraud
  3. Civil conspiracy
  4. Voidable transfers
  5. Conversion
  6. Breach of contract
  7. Civil theft by deception
  8. Georgia RICO (O.C.G.A. § 16-14-1 et seq.)
  9. Punitive damages
  10. Attorneys’ fees and expenses of litigation
  11. Declaratory judgment concerning enforceability of the non-disclosure agreement
Docket

Filings and Orders Tracked

Docket events known to this site, oldest first. This is not a complete docket; it is the set of events this repository has recorded and can source.

June 29, 2026

Verified Complaint filed

Complaint

Christopher B. Ripley and Rip95 LLC filed a 65-page Verified Complaint asserting eleven counts and demanding a jury trial. The full document is available in this site’s repository.

What this means: That the complaint was filed is a fact of record. Its contents are the plaintiffs’ sworn allegations, which the defendants are entitled to contest.

Verified Public Record[S1]
Chronology

This Case on the Timeline

  • Sept. 2024 Owner’s Representative engaged for the LaGrange project Court Allegation
  • June–July 2025 Pre-NDA investment presentations to Ripley Court Allegation
  • July–Aug. 2025 “Draw 9” construction-draw diversion alleged Court Allegation
  • Aug. 9, 2025 Non-disclosure agreement executed Court Allegation
  • Sept. 11, 2025 Letter of Intent executed Court Allegation
  • Sept. 16 – Oct. 30, 2025 Repeated diligence requests for ownership documents Court Allegation
  • Oct. 14, 2025 Text message concerning contractor chargebacks Court Allegation
  • Oct. 28, 2025 The Austin conversation Court Allegation
  • Dec. 11, 2025 Creditor-selection statements alleged Court Allegation
  • Feb. 2026 Owner’s Representative resigns Court Allegation
  • Mar. 26, 2026 Loan Sale Agreement — senior-note rights acquired Court Allegation
  • June 29, 2026 Verified Complaint filed in Troup County Verified Public Record

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