Behind the resort’s polished image is a corporate network tied to international organized crime, as documented in Australian and Asian government investigations.1 From behind Baha Mar, Chow Tai Fook uses shell entities like Sky Warrior US LLC to sue Americans months after they return home — over alleged gambling “markers” that were never verified by any witness, bank, or regulator.
This is how offshore Baha Mar manufactures debt: no marker, no chips, just allegations—then a U.S. lawsuit
Armstrong Teasdale LLP: The Law Firm Behind Chow Tai Fook’s Lawsuit Scheme Targeting Tourists
From David F. Herman to Michael C. Witsch, Armstrong Teasdale LLP continues to sue U.S. citizens using debt claims based on Baha Mar’s own generated forms—documents never verified by any bank, witness, or regulator.
How the Lawsuits Work
Each case follows the same formula: Baha Mar claims a tourist took out a six-figure marker, Sky Warrior US, LLC files the suit, and Armstrong Teasdale’s attorneys submit the paperwork.
But the documents originate entirely inside Baha Mar. There’s no chip log. No cage footage. No bank-confirmed signature. Just internal casino records—and a court summons.
How Baha Mar Weaponizes New Jersey Courts
Baha Mar and its U.S. shell entity, Sky Warrior US, LLC, use New Jersey courts to give their internal casino documents a false veneer of legitimacy.
Once a lawsuit is filed, many defendants—often living in other states—never respond. Judgments are entered by default, all based on forms created inside the casino. No video. No witnesses. No verified signature. Just paper, and a court seal.
Sources
Brisbane Times: Casino backer linked to Chow Tai Fook takes legal action to suppress reporting
ABC News: Queensland government finds Star “unsuitable” for license over triad links
Wikipedia: Chow Tai Fook – Links to Organized Crime
Asia Gaming Brief: Chow Tai Fook’s Baha Mar contractor ordered to pay $1.6 billion for fraud
Mingtiandi: Chow Tai Fook reported to have hid illicit junket links
Casino.org: Hoiana casino operations in Vietnam acquired by Chow Tai Fook