Neil G. Leeds v. Hanmi Bank

The American Dream. Where a young citizen beat the odds of adversity and extreme poverty with only a ninth grade education to build one of the most recog­ nized brand of mattress stores in Los Angeles using his first and last name in likeness to his corporation. Only to have his bank leave him bankrupt and home­ less after an entire life of work, which would leave him no access to justice to defend himself in court.

1. Whether the lower court including the appeal court should have followed The California Supreme Court Ruling under Jameson v. Desta to provide a free court reporter for a pro se In forma pauperis litigant.

2. Whether the appeal court can dismiss the pro se litigants corporation which is also his personal name on appeal after all fees were paid and was timely rendering his ability to challenge his original case filed impossible under the theory of law raised by opposing counsel.

3. Whether a small business corporation. With that being the President Ceo as the only owner share­ holder the ability to have standing to litigate under the Unruh Civil Rights Act. - %