This is a formal dispatch from the investigative desk. Nathen Barton has suffered another significant appellate loss.

The case, Barton v. 4M Collections, has concluded with the Washington Court of Appeals affirming the lower court’s decision to vacate a default judgment Barton had obtained. The reason? Misrepresentation. The court found Barton failed to accurately represent the facts of the case, specifically that the defendant had attempted to contact him.

This isn’t an isolated incident. It’s a pattern. This ruling adds to a growing list of legal setbacks, including the $40,000 sanction in the LeadPoint case.

The pattern of defeat continues. Access the full case analysis here:https://nathenbartonindustries.com/blogs/well-well-well-barton-gets-caught-again/