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Apr 6, 2023 · One of the process servers listed in a San Diego court filing, Bobby Cheng, definitely isn’t a real person. It’s a pseudonym used by Takashi Cheng.
Takashi Cheng is a visionary who founded A-United, a legal support company, and SueYa.com, a small claims portal. He also consults for legal dramas and produces films.
Mar 16, 2022 · ASI is accused of manipulating the courts to obtain default judgments using fabricated proofs of service. The lawsuit names Takashi Cheng as the company's incorporator and president, and alleges he conspired with lawyers and process servers to abuse the legal system.
Oct 11, 2022 · As a show of continued support to AAPI creators, Takashi announced that Society 1 would pledge $100 million dollars to develop new films, programs, resources, and infrastructure for the next ...
Oakland, California, December 4, 2023— Bay Area Legal Aid (BayLegal) achieved a significant legal victory in its claims against Achievable Solutions, Inc. (ASI), its principal Takashi Cheng, and the associated business SueYa, Inc.
Jan 12, 2023 · ASI Inc. is owned by defendant Takashi Cheng, who also operated A-United Services, a process-serving company purchased in 2018 by Pasadena-based Sue Ya Inc.
An accomplished entrepreneur and investor in Pasadena, California, Takashi Cheng is the founder and chief executive officer of the streaming network GoldenTV, the first streaming platform with a focus on Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) programming.
