The Las Vegas Golden Knights have had their struggles with their netminders this year. After announcing that Robin Lehner would be out for the entirety of the 2022-2023 season, he still found a way to make headlines.
Aliya Growth Fund produced a 14-page detail complaint accusing the Knight's netminder of fraud. The creditor in the cause is demanding a trial after they lent Lehner the large sum of $4.75M just six weeks prior to his bankruptcy. The Fund's legal team is claiming that Lehner asked for and received a substantial amount of money by producing false and misleading representations.
It was later disclosed that Lehner and his wife had 24 separate loans adding up to $21M, 11 litigation matters, and tons of unpaid taxes. However, none of this information was included in their loan application. In a different case, Lehner's also got American Express on his back as they're also seeking repayment. From the information the credit card company has revealed, Lehner would've spent over $60,000.00 at Aquatic Treasures and Top Shelf Aquatics respectively in Vegas and Florida.
We had already been made aware that a large sum of their debt was related to the failed company, SolarCode, which is also in financial trouble since a lender is seeking a payment worth $3.9M. As stated in a previous article, Robin Lehner had been involved in reptile breeding activity and farms.
Robin Lehner is, without a doubt, in a ton of trouble and he will have to face the consequences of his actions. Lehner is known for his peculiar behavior making these allegations somewhat believable.
