Steven P Chadima

Richard A. Halavais, founder of a Laguna Niguel firm that is trying to raise millions of dollars to get a satellite tracking venture off the ground, has a history of legal entanglements involving past and present business activities. Halavais is the subject of several recent lawsuits filed in connection with his 2-year-old company, Starfind Inc., which is marketing a satellite location and navigation system for tracking people and objects such as automobiles, trucks and ships.

Richard A. Halavais, founder of a Laguna Niguel firm that is trying to raise millions of dollars to get a satellite tracking venture off the ground, has a history of legal entanglements involving past and present business activities. Halavais is the subject of several recent lawsuits filed in connection with his 2-year-old company, Starfind Inc., which is marketing a satellite location and navigation system for tracking people and objects such as automobiles, trucks and ships.

Richard A. Halavais, founder of a Laguna Niguel firm that is trying to raise millions of dollars to get a satellite tracking venture off the ground, has a history of legal entanglements involving past and present business activities. Halavais is the subject of several recent lawsuits filed in connection with his 2-year-old company, Starfind Inc., which is marketing a satellite location and navigation system for tracking people and objects such as automobiles, trucks and ships.