Part XIII: Preface: The Beginning of the End of Cal Evans of Gresham International & His Lawyers at Nesenoff & Miltenberg

DISCLOSURE: DUNSMOOR LAW IS CLOSED AS OF NOVEMBER 2, 2023. SEE DUNSMOOR.IO. THIS INFORMATION IS TO PROTECT THE INVESTING PUBLIC. NOTHING IN THIS ARTICLE IS LEGAL, FINANCIAL OR INVESTMENT ADVICE.

DISCLAIMER: No one, and I mean no one, should ever hire or engage Callum “Cal” Evans, Gresham International, Kara Gorycki, Rodman Streicher, or the law firm Nesenoff & Miltenberg LLP for any legal, consulting, or advisory services.

This statement is based not only on common sense, as demonstrated herein, but also on publicly available information, court filings, and documented evidence of misrepresentation, false credentials, and ongoing legal proceedings involving the above-named individuals and entities as detailed in this article. It is issued solely to protect the public and the investing community from further harm.

This information is provided for educational and consumer protection purposes only.

Part XIII of Cal Evans is a Scammer Series (https://www.dunsmoorlaw.com/category/calevansscammerseries/)

When I started this journey, I suspected every dirty trick in the book would be played by Evans and whatever utter morons, and I mean utter morons, as you will see here, would accept this case from a self-confessed criminal and known fraud. However, sitting here just over one year to the day since Cal Evans of Gresham International thought he could win a defamation lawsuit by suing me in Wisconsin, the situation is, at this point, utterly comedic.

Evans has falsely claimed to have an LLM, to be an “Esq.,” to have scored an impossible 19/21 on the LSAT (later changed to another impossible score on the LNAT), to have worked for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and to have worked for the Estonian, Dubai, and Maltese governments. He claims to be a nonexistent FINRA “Legal Representative,” among many other lies. There are currently 143 documented instances, but the unpublished list extends to about 250. (It will be published eventually and put on blockchain for all to see.) See the Crypto Con Lawyer, https://www.dunsmoorlaw.com/2024/08/draft-the-crypto-con-lawyer-the-complete-list-of-lies-fraud-and-deception-of-cal-evans-of-gresham-international-so-far/30/

Well, he’s crashing out.

He and his lawyers know they’ve messed this case up badly through their lies that they will likely be disbarred. They were warned both publicly and privately about Evans’s frauds, yet they relied on his false claims over and over again, from his false claims of being licensed with Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), to his new crypto scam charity called Gresham International Foundation, which, as far as we’ve been able to tell, isn’t registered in any known jurisdiction where he’s operated, nor does it appear to be registered in England and Wales despite claiming so in its terms. See Part 4: A Real Lawyer vs a Glorified Paralegal – Cal Evans of Gresham International’s TRO and Injunction DENIED & Why This Case is Absurd, https://www.dunsmoorlaw.com/2025/09/part-4-a-real-lawyer-vs-a-glorified-paralegal-tro-and-injunction-denied-why-this-case-is-absurd/11/ and Part XII: The Newest Con by Cal Evans of Gresham International – Introducing the Gresham International Foundation, https://www.dunsmoorlaw.com/2025/09/part-xii-the-newest-con-by-cal-evans-of-gresham-international-introducing-the-gresham-international-foundation/26/

Beyond shady.

But here is where we see, in real time, the crashout. This one case is bringing down the law firm Nesenoff & Miltenberg, often referred to in the media as “the rape-guy lawyer” firm. See “Miltenberg’s name was easy to find because by then he had established a reputation as ‘the rape-guy lawyer,’” The Takedown of Title IX, December 5, 2017, [https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/05/magazine/the-takedown-of-title-ix.html) (membership required). The firm relied on false evidence from a known fraudster after being explicitly warned about it. Now they know not only are their bar licenses at risk (something I should know about; see No Good Deeds, https://paragraph.com/@dunsmoor.eth/nogooddeed), but their entire operation is at risk, since they lied in this case after being warned directly, both privately and publicly, through Wisconsin court filings.

Privately:

See https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4wflzoje9uzb06yy5n0do/04.11.25-Private-Warning-Email-to-Rodman-and-Kara.pdf?rlkey=bekn31dktfz7nr0k52e2z5759&st=80k2n2vq&dl=0

Publicly:

See https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8u2fm33ix8qmrp4hu0q9p/04.14.25-Public-Warning-via-Defendant-s-Affidavit.pdf?rlkey=m8q2d3ra5c21sa12a04i0bm7i&st=onvhjt1g&dl=0

These are filings in which I prophesied they were committing fraud upon the court.

See https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8u2fm33ix8qmrp4hu0q9p/04.14.25-Public-Warning-via-Defendant-s-Affidavit.pdf?rlkey=m8q2d3ra5c21sa12a04i0bm7i&st=onvhjt1g&dl=0

Well, now they’re scared.

They are well aware that the breadth of their lies to the courts and the public is about to be shown to enough lawyers, judges, and especially opposing counsel that they, too, are crashing out.

But I can’t blame them. Look at who they decided to represent:

Evans made this post on November 8, 2025, in which he claims:

> “Alright Alright Alright…. l’I know, i’ve been useless at posting on here recently! Truth is i’ve been slammed with clients, events, travels, and different projects. Here’s a few media snippets from the past few weeks! Quotes in @financialtimes (The Banker), @beincrypto, and small segments on Georgia TV! There are some awesome events coming up in the next couple of weeks so please watch my stories! As always, thanks to you awesome humans!”

Well, this self documented liar somehow managed to ruin not only the intro but the spelling and grammar throughout. But here’s the real kicker:

1. The Banker removed his quotes once they learned of his reputation and his current lawsuit in which he claims to be “HOL” (Head of Legal) several months before becoming a glorified CILEx paralegal.

Which has now been completely removed and updated with a notice at the bottom of the article:

See Monaco plan ‘crypo AML fix in 2026’, Francesca Washtell, https://www.thebanker.com/content/b9a4d05a-59de-4f95-bd01-2c2c27726c99 (free membership required)

2. The BeInCrypto article was from May 24, 2024, 17 months ago—not “a few weeks ago.

In the body of the post Evans claims these events all took place in the “past few weeks!” See above, “Here’s a few media snippets from the past few weeks! Quotes in @financialtimes (The Banker), @beincrypto, and small segments on Georgia TV!” The problem is the article is from May 22, 2024, SEVENTEEN MONTHS AGO:

See Former FTX Exec Ryan Salame Faces Up to 7 Years in Prison, Shota Oba and Daria Krasnova, May 22, 2024, https://beincrypto.com/former-ftx-exec-faces-prison/

A simple Google search will tell you that Ryan Salame was sentenced in May 2024. See https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/former-ftx-executive-ryan-salame-sentenced-90-months-prison

Actually, the fact he uses the Ryan Salame case in this article is telling. Salame was sentenced to 90 months for, among other things, unlawful money transmission, likely what Evans was looking at because he’s definitely violated those laws. Hell, he practically confessed to it in the article:

> “However, as is typical with the US regulatory frameworks at the moment, there is no ‘clear’ way that a company can be clean with their business activities. This, twinned with how Salame is being treated, is telling that the US has no intention of taking crypto seriously.”

Woof. What a moron.

3. Last but not least, the interview with Georgian TV! Wow, what an honor, he said sarcastically.

(To be fair, I have had beef with DGFI for platforming this known fraud and self-confessed criminal. See PART XI: Why Conferences like DGFI, formerly DeGameFi, Should Not Support Bad Actors Such as Self-Confessed Criminals like Cal Evans of Gresham International. https://www.dunsmoorlaw.com/2025/09/part-xi-why-conferences-like-dgfi-formerly-degamefi-should-not-support-bad-actors-such-as-self-confessed-criminals-like-cal-evans-of-gresham-international/18/)

Now, I can’t find the segment, but I assure you if it was anything like his keynote speech, where he literally suggests companies just “promise to go public” to “be sexy,” a clear violation of nearly all known securities laws in the modern world, then I’m sure this interview was another masterclass in being an utter moron and conman. See Blockchain Companies Going Public: The Emerging Trend of Crypto IPOs, https://youtu.be/ZrGEY2XHTpU?t=717 (time stamp approximately 12:00 mark)

BONUS! And it gets better! He posted this gem. Let’s take it step by step, since CILEX continues to drag its feet while people remain at risk.

  1. “london (sic) court (sic) of international (sic) arbitration (sic)”: Why isn’t this capitalized properly? Is he expecting to go back and recapitalize every word? I know this sounds like I’m being an asshole, but imagine typing like that, having to manually fix capitalization, and then posting it anyway. Who does that and thinks it looks professional?
  2. “Representative”: Not counsel, not solicitor, not lawyer, not barrister, because he knows he is none of these things. Any legitimate UK solicitor or barrister would immediately recognize the flaws in this approach.
  3. “+1 (877) 363 9883”: That is an American country code and phone number. This proves he is trying to operate as some sort of “legal firm” in the United States, presumably because he cannot legally do so in England or Wales.
  4. “Esq.”: He is not an “Esquire” anywhere in the world. He is a glorified paralegal, a CILEX Chartered Legal Executive, nothing more.
  5. “CILEX Lawyer”: A CILEX Lawyer or Practitioner is someone authorized to practice in the reserved areas of law that CILEX Chartered Legal Executives are not. He is legally prohibited from using this title at all. See: https://cilexregulation.org.uk/cilex-practitioners/
  6. “LCIA Membership Number 14291”: The London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) is what he claims to represent here. Because LCIA membership information is not publicly listed, I have requested confirmation. But even if he is a member, that does not mean he is qualified. Under the laws of England and Wales, he cannot call himself a “CILEX Lawyer,” yet he is advertising exactly that on his Instagram.
  7. Image of Oscar the Grouch: As an amateur psychologist, I genuinely believe he chose Oscar not just because he knows the document is trash, but because he subconsciously recognizes that his fake professional life is trash too.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/mrcalevans/ (This was a temporary story, but the screenshot is far more authentic than anything Evans has ever produced.)

Remember, this is just one photo of his fraud that he posted publicly.

Crashing out indeed.

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Now, who would represent such a moron?

Well, the only people who could believe such a moron must be morons themselves, and by now are more likely co-conspirators: partner Kara Gorycki (https://nmllplaw.com/law/kara-gorycki/) and associate Rodman Streicher (https://nmllplaw.com/law/rodman-w-streicher/)!

See Kara Gorycki (https://nmllplaw.com/law/kara-gorycki/) and Rodman Streicher (https://nmllplaw.com/law/rodman-w-streicher/)

This dynamic duo, both warned in my email and in those public filings in Wisconsin, were directly told that Evans lies and misrepresents more than he breathes and that he is a threat to public investors worldwide and to the industry I love: crypto and blockchain.

Now keep in mind, Kara is a Super Lawyer and Rodman is a former prosecutor, of all places, Wisconsin!

See Rodman Streicher (https://nmllplaw.com/law/rodman-w-streicher/)

Nothing, and I mean absolutely nothing, could be more clear. After spending a year embarrassing and exposing this utter moron and the full depth of his fraud (I still want discovery, Kara and Rodman, and I know you are scared), the ironic part is this post comes on the eve of his 2024 Viking Fehu scam, which has been silent since November 28, 2024, following its brief listing on BitMart a month earlier (more on that later; see Understanding Basic Due Diligence: Protecting Yourself from ICO Scams like Cal Evans’ Viking Fehu, https://www.dunsmoorlaw.com/2024/10/understanding-basic-due-diligence-protecting-yourself-from-ico-scams-like-cal-evans-viking-fehu/15/

I genuinely believe that after a decade in practice, there would be some level of professional growth. Gresham International was formed on October 23, 2015, in Wyoming, where he is currently being sued in two cases, including the Aubit/Freeway scam. See https://www.aubitfreewaylawsuits.com/whatcalsaid/)

So you would think by now there would be enough knowledge and experience to:

1) not only use spell check before posting but

2) also to verify that your quote is still published (The Banker);

3) that your quote was from a few weeks ago and 17 months ago (BeInCrypto); and

4) that the news channel you proudly cite knows you gave one of the worst pieces of legal advice ever aired on securities law despite not being legally allowed to practice securities law anywhere in the world (GeorgiaTV and DGFI).

This entire saga began with a defamation lawsuit that Evans himself filed against me in Wisconsin. His lawyers at Nesenoff & Miltenberg then took that case, filed and amended the complaint, and in doing so created a record so riddled with falsehoods and omissions that it will likely cost them their law licenses. What was meant to silence the truth has instead exposed the extraordinary number of lies told by their client and their own misconduct for the world to see. These two posts made by Evans make it objectively obvious to anyone reading this article that none of these people should be lawyers, or even CILEX Chartered Legal Executives with limited practice rights in England and Wales.

Utter. F***ing. Morons.

And criminals…

More to come!

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