Chattanooga Times Free Press

Other Frost lawsuits, legal issues

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› October 2021: A Tennessee judge ordered Frost to comply with an IRS summons, a federal court order shows.

› September 2023: Chattanoog­a accounting firm Croft & Frost abruptly laid off all of its employees and shut its doors, and Tennessee regulators issued a consumer alert for its clients.

› June 2023: Former clients of Croft & Frost filed a malpractic­e lawsuit for abruptly closing before a key tax date.

› June 2023: A California investor who allegedly bought $500,000 in shares of a green energy company from Frost filed a lawsuit that demanded repayment for the alleged sham investment.

› Oct. 2023: An array of firms tied to Frost and his firm filed several lawsuits after defaulting on loans made to Frost, Croft and associated businesses.

› Nov. 2023: An Arizona man and a New York moneylende­r filed a lawsuit alleging they sent Frost and Croft millions of dollars that they were supposed to receive back quickly with interest, but Frost and Croft defaulted on their agreement.

› Dec. 2023: Frost’s business partner, Doug McCloy, filed a lawsuit in Hamilton County accusing Frost of siphoning off money from their company to back unrelated ventures.

› Feb. 2024: Frost and his firm, Croft & Frost, permanentl­y surrender their accounting licenses to operate in Tennessee due to 18 complaints against him filed with the State Board of Accountanc­y. The agency said it did not pursue further penalties because of ongoing federal criminal investigat­ions.

› March 2024: A South Carolina-based bank filed a lawsuit in Hamilton County Circuit Court alleging Frost owed the financial institutio­n about $127,000 plus interest, according to previous reporting.

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