A company accused of laundering millions of dollars in the corruption scheme involving disgraced former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do is now suing him and his daughter for $15 million, according to court filings.
The complaint was filed this week by Aloha Financial Investment and alleges that Do falsely accused the company of bribery in his plea agreement, damaging their reputation and finances. The claim, known as a cross-complaint, was filed within the county’s ongoing lawsuit against Aloha and the nonprofit Viet America Society, referred to as VAS.
The latest development hints at the legal wrangling still to come in the case that has rocked Orange County. You can read the complaint below…