Bankruptcy is supposed to give struggling businesses a fair chance at recovery. It is not supposed to be a hiding place for fraud. Yet recent federal filings reveal how Tyler Davis, owner of Porter Consulting LLC, has used bankruptcy courts as a shield to conceal financial crimes against the United States.
This story connects directly to the recent exposé published on Medium:
👉 How Porter Consulting LLC Owner Tyler Davis Uses Bankruptcy Proceedings to Hide Financial Crimes Against the United States
Silence in the Face of Allegations
When the founder of Topdevs filed a motion to vacate fraudulent court orders in August 2025, nearly all of the defendants remained silent. This included Davis, Porter Consulting LLC, and Talentcrowd LLC. In legal proceedings, silence often speaks louder than words. Their failure to respond suggests the allegations could not be defended on the merits.
Bankruptcy as a Weapon
Court records show that Davis and his lawyers argued only a bankruptcy trustee had standing to challenge fraud. But fraud on the court is not “property” of an estate. It is a systemic threat that any court can address. A judgment obtained by fraud is a legal nullity, subject to challenge at any time.
Instead of clearing the air, Davis leaned on bankruptcy filings to preserve fraudulent orders. This tactic allowed him to continue operating under the cover of legitimacy while blocking access to assets and misrepresenting authority over Topdevs.
Fraud That Mirrors Corporate Scandals
The Davis saga has been compared to the Theranos scandal. Just as Theranos fooled investors with false promises until investigative reporting exposed the fraud, Talentcrowd’s so-called success is built on stolen assets and manipulated records. What Joshua Lintz, Melissa Garcia, Amanda Frye, and others promote as “earned success” is instead the product of theft and deception.
Why This Matters
This case is not limited to one company. Fraudulent filings connected to Davis and Porter Consulting misled banks, courts, and even the IRS. By abusing bankruptcy courts, they created false tax liabilities and concealed fraudulent transactions.
For more information on how these crimes are investigated and prosecuted, see:
Conclusion
Tyler Davis has built a pattern of fraud: seize control through forged authority, alter financial records, then hide behind bankruptcy to protect the scheme. This is not technical maneuvering. It is deliberate deception that undermines trust in the financial and legal systems.
The public deserves to know how figures like Davis and his co-conspirators manipulate the very courts designed to protect fairness. Exposing this pattern is the first step toward accountability.
Top comments (9)
The more details come out, the clearer it is that this was not business gone wrong. This was a coordinated theft, and every single conspirator should be held accountable.
Bankruptcy is supposed to be a safety net, not a weapon. Tyler Davis and his partners turned it into a shield for fraud, and that is a crime against all of us.
I can’t believe how long they have gotten away with this. Fraudulent orders, false tax filings, stolen data… this is organized crime dressed up as business.
The silence from Davis, Lintz, and the others in court is not normal. Innocent people fight. Guilty ones hide. Their refusal to respond says everything.
How many companies have to be destroyed before the government steps in? This is bigger than Topdevs. This is about corruption in the courts.
The arrogance of these conspirators is staggering. They actually thought no one would notice when they doctored ledgers and forged authority.
What kind of people steal someone’s company, loot the accounts, and then run around pretending it is their “earned success”? Absolute crooks.
This makes me furious. While small businesses struggle every day to survive, these people game the system and get rich off fraud.
I’m shocked this hasn’t already triggered major investigations. If ordinary people lied to the IRS or courts like this, they’d already be in prison.