1. Balita/Beirne’s Pattern of Lying Evident in Ruby Sexon Deposition
By Rene Villaroman with PWD Investigative Team
The ‘pattern of lying’ in the Balita/Beirne
organization once more came to the fore during a court-ordered deposition of Atty James G.
Beirne’s staff member Ruby Sexon conducted by Atty Joel Bander in connection with the
Duldulao family lawsuit.
In this lawsuit, the Duldulaos seek unspecified damages against Atty James G. Beirne and the
Law Offices of James G. Beirne, due to the loss of their home in Eagle Rock, California, after
Beirne failed to file a bankruptcy petition in their behalf even though they had paid the attorney
the fee that he had demanded. Beirne admits that Sexon is the only law office staff member to
ever speak to the Duldulaos before he failed to file their bankruptcy thus losing their home.
Sexon has been prominently promoted as a key Beirne staff member in earlier advertising.
PinoyWatchDog.com is inviting all its readers to watch portions of the videotaped deposition of
Ms. Sexon to disprove its claims that she lied through her teeth answering almost all of the
questions asked by Atty Bander in the presence of their defense attorney, Jack Lapedis.
The independent videographer officially taping the court ordered deposition commented that Ms.
Sexon couldn’t have been telling the truth. He perceived she would put her head down every
time she was lying.
PinoyWatchDog.com is saying, without any reservations, that Ms Sexon is factually lying in the
portions of the videotape that can be seen on our website. This is not an opinion, but a
statement of fact. PWD is encouraging its readers to watch the video
at www.pinoywatchdog.com to validate this claim.
Atty Bander has been seeking to depose Ms Sexon for more than four months, but she
continued to avoid deposition based of the stalling tactics of Beirne’s attorney. But finally Judge
Susanna Bruguera had enough and ordered the deposition to proceed.
Ms. Sexon’s testimony that she had worked with Atty Beirne for more than 10 years was unable
to state a year, or even estimate the year when she began working there. One Filipino who

2. asked not to be identified stated “Filipinos are always filled with pride when they have worked
many years for an employer. It makes no sense she would not know when she started.”
Sexon was also unable to identify her
colleagues’s job description, stating that they ‘worked in the back’ and she did not know. Even
though she has been working with Beirne General Manager Anthony Allen for about 15 years
she even testified not knowing his job functions, beyond being seen in ‘accounting.’
Sadly, after all those years Ms. Sexon, working on Filipinos bankruptcy cases, did not
remember a single time being trained in bankruptcy law.
In the Duldulao lawsuit Sexon was the only Beirne staffer to ever talk or interact with the
plaintiffs before they lost their home. But she did not know anyone but Beirne who worked on
the Duldulaos’ case, and that the attorney allegedly assigned tasks to people ‘in the back room.’

3. She also testified that there is no system to track incoming documents (she does not know of
any), and just give the paper to the proper persons. Ms. Sexon said that she did not remember
having received a notice of default from (Diosdado) Duldulao, even though it is in the file; there
was no record of when it was received. This can all be seen on the video on line.
Sexon’s court-ordered videotaped testimony had a chorus of ‘I did not recall’, including
receiving a call from Mr. Duldulao in September 2009 about receiving a short sale notice to stop
a foreclosure; that she told Mr. Duldulao the bankruptcy petition had already been filed,
whether she was upset that the house was foreclosed upon or that she even spoke with Atty
Beirne about Duldulao’s house being foreclosed. This should be particularly disturbing to all
Filipinos, because Attorney Berine admits she was the only communication point between
himself and the Duldulaos.
Ms. Sexon testified that when Mr. Duldulao came in she said “Beirne had to make sure he
(Duldulao) qualified for a Chapter 13” but case documents indicate she took the Duldulaos’
money on that first visit anyway.
Ms. Sexon is the same Beirne staff member involved in the Pecaoco couple bankruptcy filing
mess covered in prior editions of PinoyWatchDog.com , and in yet another pending legal
malpractice court case of De los Cientos v. Beirne.
In the Pecacoco case a federal bankruptcy judge called Beirne’s filing ‘a mess’ and dismissed
her case, providing only a partial refund. That case was also handled by Ruby Sexon. In the De
los Cientos case, the court file indicates that Ms. Sexon instructed the plaintiff to withdraw
pension money and stop working a second job. But again, Beirne Law Office never filed the
bankruptcy petition either.

4. The complaint in the De Los Cientos case states that Beirne has “a law firm business model that
steers clients away from the only attorney tangentially involved in the practice and almost
completely depends on the use of legal assistants. The involvement of attorneys in client cases
is almost non-existent as a matter of predetermined design.
In this plaintiff’s case, and following this business model, Ruby Sexon, a legal assistant with no
formal legal training, and upon information and belief, an alleged illegal alien, almost exclusively
handled plaintiff’s case on behalf of defendants.”
With no training or system to keep track of documents, this is a receipe for disaster. And
because of these lies and deceit the Duldulaos lost their home.