Court-Appointed Receiver — N.D. Illinois

Neal H. Levin

Receiver — Atlas Residential Receivership — Coleman v. Ivankovich
N.D. Illinois  •  Coleman Report: $30.7M in 30 days  •  “Complete Dominion” Finding
RICO Collateral Estoppel Basis

Overview

Neal H. Levin is the court-appointed receiver in the Atlas Residential receivership in the Northern District of Illinois. As receiver, Levin produced the Coleman v. Ivankovich forensic report — the single most important evidentiary document in the CJS/SYG RICO case (0:26-cv-61150-PAB). The Coleman report documented $30.7 million in Ivankovich cash flows within a 30-day period and found that Steven Ivankovich exercised "complete dominion and control" over all enterprise entities — the exact legal standard required to pierce the corporate veil and establish alter-ego liability. This finding, issued by a federal court-appointed officer, is a collateral estoppel cornerstone: it cannot be relitigated by Ivankovich in subsequent proceedings. It directly supports the fraudulent-transfer and alter-ego pierce theories against Yacht Daddy LLC (Cayman) and the M/Y Contessa (Sunseeker 100, ~$14.9M).

✓ Collateral Estoppel Impact

The Coleman receiver findings constitute a prior adjudication by a federal officer under court supervision. Under collateral estoppel doctrine, Ivankovich cannot relitigate (1) the $30.7M cash flow findings, (2) the "complete dominion and control" conclusion, or (3) the joint/several liability basis established in N.D. Illinois proceedings. These findings are imported directly into the GRICO case (0:26-cv-61150-PAB, Judge Bloom, S.D. Fla.) as established facts. Combined with the Seinitz insider testimony and the Sunbiz dual-entity documentation, the Coleman findings form the evidentiary spine of the alter-ego pierce against Yacht Daddy LLC.

"Steven Ivankovich exercised complete dominion and control over [the enterprise entities], using them as mere instrumentalities of his personal financial interests."

Coleman v. Ivankovich — Receiver Report (N.D. Illinois) — Neal H. Levin, Court-Appointed Receiver

Key Data Points

$30.7M
Ivankovich cash flows documented in Coleman report within a single 30-day period
"Complete Dominion"
Levin's finding — Ivankovich had complete dominion and control over all enterprise entities
Collateral Estoppel
Federal receiver findings cannot be relitigated — directly imported into GRICO 0:26-cv-61150-PAB
$4.5M+
Judgment obtained by Zhu Zhai Holdings in related N.D. Illinois proceedings arising from same enterprise

Cases & Proceedings

Coleman v. Ivankovich — Atlas Residential Receivership
N.D. Illinois • Receiver: Neal H. Levin
Role: Court-appointed receiver. Produced forensic report documenting $30.7M cash flows and "complete dominion" finding. Joint/several liability established against Steven Ivankovich and Atlas Holdings LLC.
Closed — Estoppel Active
CJS v. Ivankovich Enterprise (GRICO)
S.D. Fla. • 0:26-cv-61150-PAB • Judge Bloom
Coleman findings imported via collateral estoppel — $30.7M flows and "complete dominion" used as established facts for alter-ego pierce, fraudulent transfer, and RICO pattern.
Active

Connected Parties

Steven Ivankovich →
Subject of Coleman findings — "complete dominion" over all enterprise entities
Atlas Residential →
Receivership entity — Levin appointed to oversee; N.D. Illinois joint/several liability finding
Zhu Zhai Holdings LLC →
Judgment creditor arising from same N.D. Illinois enterprise proceedings — $4.5M+

Primary Sources

Coleman v. Ivankovich (N.D. Illinois) — Receiver Report, Neal H. Levin (court-appointed); Atlas Holdings LLC joint/several liability finding; Becker v. Ivankovich N.D. Ill.; GRICO 0:26-cv-61150-PAB (S.D. Fla., Judge Bloom) — Coleman findings imported via collateral estoppel; Coleman_FINDINGS_ANALYSIS_20260407.md

The Evidentiary Spine of the GRICO Case

The Coleman receiver findings form one of three pillars (with Seinitz testimony and Sunbiz dual-entity documentation) supporting the alter-ego pierce against Yacht Daddy LLC. All information from public N.D. Illinois and S.D. Fla. federal dockets.

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⚠ Active Emergency: Seacoast National Bank v. M/V Slow UR Roll II

Case No. 0:26-cv-60289-WPD (S.D. Fla.) — Vessel judicial sale confirmed Jul 15, 2026 (DE 108-109). Buyer: William Wilson / QF Products LLC ($160,000 — 16% of $1M appraisal). No evidentiary hearing was held. 11th Circuit Emergency Stay pending (26-12270-G). Title transfer window active through ~Jul 23, 2026.

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