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Public-record advisory András Tóthfalussy

Sources

Verifiable information

This site provides public-record information about arbitration and court proceedings involving András Tóthfalussy. All content is based on official documents and other verifiable sources.

All content is based on official documents such as the HKIAC Authenticated Award (2023) and other verifiable sources.

Miami-Dade court cases

Miami-Dade court cases and information can be found through the Clerk of the Court and Comptroller of Miami-Dade County at https://www2.miamidadeclerk.gov/ocs.

Please search for Secondlife Electronics Trading LLC and/or Andras Tothfalussy.

Hong Kong arbitration

Information about the Hong Kong case can be found through the portal of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre under case file number HKIAC/23011.

Corporate registries

Palneca GmbH records can be retrieved from the German commercial register portal. Search for Palneca GmbH, Amtsgericht Charlottenburg, register number HRB 251621. The document view contains the shareholder lists entered on 20 April 2023 and 10 November 2025.

Reutilise Solutions Ltd records are available from UK Companies House: company overview, officers, persons with significant control, and filing history. Company number: 14000243.

Secondlife Electronics Trading LLC, Eternity Roses USA LLC, and the historical Luce Laboratories Inc filing are available from the Florida Division of Corporations. Search document numbers L21000014798, L23000251479, and P13000060672.

Registry limitation. Corporate filings record legal roles and information supplied to the registry. They do not necessarily identify every person exercising influence, explain private commercial arrangements, or prove that a filed role-holder acted as a nominee. The site therefore states the filed role and date, and keeps any inference separate.
Documented pattern

The documented sequence of events — namely, Mr Tóthfalussy’s cessation of payments to existing creditors while simultaneously soliciting new financing in both early 2022 and early 2025, without disclosure of prior defaults — indicates a recurring pattern of conduct.