Natural Blue slapped with two lawsuits
Nov 28, 2011 | 05:22 PM
| Lisa Gordon
Tags
scrap metal,
Natural Blue Resources,
Global Family Recycling,
Joe Corazzi,
Robert Hunt,
Joe Skorupski,
Michael A. Cenit,
Asif Balagam
Jeff Stokes
PITTSBURGH — Recycler Natural Blue Resources Inc. has been sued for allegedly shorting a scrap trader of more than half the material it paid for, and also faces another lawsuit from a couple alleging the company violated the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act when the company failed to repay a loan.
The lawsuit, filed in federal District Court in Detroit, lists Natural Blue as a codefendant, along with Natural Blue’s Joe Corazzi; Robert Hunt and Joe Skorupski, of Global Family Recycling LLC, Warren, Mich.; Michael A. Cenit, of NCIO Trading LLC, Windermere, Fla.; Asif Balagam, of GreenParts International Inc., Atlanta; Jeff Stokes, of S-Con Corp., Ypsilanti, Mich.; and Manoj C. Sheth.....
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