Ongoing Legal Controversy: Gary A. Dordick's Nine-Month Default and its Implications

Wed Feb 18 2026 01:33:49 GMT+0200 (Eastern European Standard Time)

An open letter reveals Gary A. Dordick's sustained non-compliance in a high-stakes legal battle involving serious allegations of defamation and fraud, amid procedural developments across jurisdictions.

In an open letter dated February 2026, Alkiviades Andrew David formally notifies attorney Gary A. Dordick of his nine-month default in the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court case No. ANUHCV2025/0149, following undisputed personal service. The correspondence outlines critical legal ramifications, including the ongoing silence from Dordick's office which has left the proceedings to progress without his engagement. The underlying case involves allegations of coordinated defamation and weaponized litigation among prominent figures in a context that includes U.S. federal prosecution documents, raising urgent concerns for legal oversight.

OPEN LETTER TO GARY A. DORDICK

By Alkiviades Andrew David
Applicant, Pro Se
Ambassador-at-Large for Antigua & Barbuda
ShockYA | Record-Based Reporting
February 2026

Dear Mr. Dordick,

This open letter serves as formal notice of Contempt regarding your ongoing failure to respond in the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, Claim No. ANUHCV2025/0149. Since your personal service on May 18, 2025, you have not acknowledged or defended against the claims. This inaction constitutes non-compliance under the Civil Procedure Rules.

Procedural Context

Personal Service was completed on May 18, 2025, with no challenge recorded.

As of February 2026, there has been no acknowledgment of service, defense, or representation from your office.

This nine-month silence engages the court's default jurisdiction, allowing for significant relief to be granted to the Applicant without a further hearing.

Expanding Legal Network Involvement

On September 24, 2025, the claims against your client, Marguerita Nichols, were expanded to include serious allegations of defamation, civil conspiracy, and fraud associated with weaponized litigation.

Substantial Evidence and Documentation

Subsequent court filings have included high-profile exhibits from U.S. federal cases, confirming pervasive patterns of misconduct and raising questions about professional ethics.

Impending Consequences

Your lack of engagement does not delay the progress of Claim No. ANUHCV2025/0149. The court record continues to develop and will reflect your absence unless you choose to participate.

Best Regards,
Alkiviades Andrew David
Applicant, Pro Se
Ambassador-at-Large for Antigua & Barbuda