Lawsuit reveals details of Chinese monkey trade

May 13, 2008

Lawsuit reveals details of Chinese monkey trade Saturday, 7:47 PM owner-primfocus (AT) waste (DOT) org [owner-primfocus (AT) waste (DOT) org] On BehalfOf Shirley McGrealFriday, May 09, 2008 8:18 PMprimfocus: China-monkey trade lawsuit A company called "Pacific Forest Resources" headquartered in the Cayman Islands is suing the Indiana-based Harlan Strague Dawley Inc.,Harlan Corporation, and Steven Sullivan for $4.5 million dollars. The case was filed in the Supreme Court of the State of New York on 7 February 2008. The Supreme Court is the lowest court level in New York. Allegations are that Harlan was dealing directly with a Chineseprimate supplier named Grand Forest located in Pingman, Qangxi, Chinaand improperly using confidential monkey information, etc. If you would like a copy of the lawsuit which promises to shed interesting light on the monkey trade emanating from China, please contactinfo with the subject "Lawsuit copy." It's an attachment hence I can't send it to the list. Shirley Dr. Shirley McGreal, OBE, FounderInternational Primate Protection LeaguePO Box 766Summerville, SC 29484, USAPhone - 843-871-2280, Fax- 843-871-7988E-mail - smcgreal (AT) ippl (DOT) org, Web: www.ippl.org

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