When is an Appeal not an Appeal? When it’s a Mandamus!

There’s a particular mania that erupts in penny-stock circles every time a judge’s gavel nudges so much as an inch. This summer, Cyberlux Corporation basked in that manic high...

How Cyberlux Took a Court Stay and Made it Pay.

On June 30, 2025, the First Court of Appeals in Houston pressed pause. It issued a stay...

Civility on Trial: What the Cyberlux Case Reveals About Legal Ethics

Over the past two years, I have spent more hours than I ever intended reading legal filings...

The Truth About Cyberlux’s Receivership: Paused, Not Over

Ghostandgurgi is feeling bullish. He’s the kind of Stocktwits oracle who, with a bear for an avatar...

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Revenue Reversal Is Not a Growth Strategy

The Great Unwinding: Cyberlux’s 2024 Annual Report Is Here—and It’s a Mess By the end of Q3, Cyberlux...

Cyberlux’s Annual Report Is Due. Here’s Your Red Flag Checklist.

Let’s be blunt: Companies don’t usually go broke trying to avoid a judgment—unless what they’re avoiding isn’t...

The Remand Was Telegraphed. Now It’s Reality. Texas, You’re on the Clock.

It’s always satisfying when a prediction lands, but this one didn’t require a crystal ball—just a half-decent...

They Took the Government’s Money. Then Took Care of Themselves.

"A company is allowed to make investments," someone posted, all puffed up with confidence. "A company can...

I Called Out a Defense Contractor for Blowing Taxpayer Money—And People Are Mad About My Pronouns

For some time now, I’ve written extensively about Cyberlux Corporation (OTC: CYBL), and recently, that coverage has...

In the Case Against Cyberlux – The Lawyer’s Specialty Says It All

What kind of lawyer you hire says a lot about what kind of fight you think you’re...

The Cyberlux Fire Sale: Creditors Want Datron, But Taxpayers Might Want Answers

Cyberlux Corporation (CYBL) is running out of road. A federal judge just dropped a minute order wiping...

Why I Refuse to Stop Writing About Cyberlux Corporation—Because Taxpayers Deserve the Truth

I have been writing about Cyberlux Corporation—accused by some of incessantly regurgitating the same points—because their actions...

The Cyberlux Scandal: How Taxpayer Funds Went From Drones to Luxury Purchases

At first glance, Cyberlux’s financial chaos might look like simple mismanagement—vendors going unpaid, a government contract gone...

Cyberlux Took the Bags, Skipped the Bill—Now They’re Facing Civil Theft Charges

If Cyberlux was hoping for a distraction from its growing legal and financial mess, the latest lawsuit...

March 14: The Day Cyberlux Runs Out of Excuses

If you’ve been following the Cyberlux courtroom saga, you know we’ve been waiting for the silver bullet—the...

Cyberlux Just Shot Itself in the Face. Twice

The courtroom is a battlefield, but every so often, a fight ends not with a long, drawn-out...

Coincidence? Cyberlux Drops Litigation Update the Same Day a Federal Judge Questions Their Case

Cyberlux Corporation has been playing a dazzling game of legal hopscotch, and if there were awards for...

How did the Rosen financing arrangement work?

Cyberlux and RB Capital weren’t just doing business—they were engaged in a high-stakes financial tango, one that...

Why is Rosen suing Cyberlux?

RB Capital Partners, Inc. is knocking on Cyberlux Corporation’s door with a lawsuit, and they’re not exactly...

Out of the Pan and Into the Fire: Legalist Just Became Cyberlux’s Biggest Problem

If Cyberlux thought the receivership fight was bad, they’ve just found out what bad really looks like....

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