Its registered business address is the same as Benson’s home address. Stag Consulting, Benson’s company, does not have a website. “They’d do about anything to avoid that outcome.” “I think they really, really don’t want to have to pay Ben anything,” said Krogue, whose own firm is owed $175,000 by LRS. But Benson claims the company only has $2,000 left in the bank. It owes its own attorneys in the case, with Foley and Lardner, $328,000. LRS’s bankruptcy filings note it could owe Abbott $390,000 for his time and expenses lost during the lawsuit. The professor had met with policymakers and kept a blog disputing LRS’s unproven claims that transforming Utah Lake into a city of around half a million people would fix its algal blooms, habitat issues and damaged wetlands. The company unsuccessfully tried to sue Abbott for defamation last year. “I was surprised he admitted that, because it does show the are incorrect,” said Whitney Krogue, an attorney for LRS’s largest creditor, Brigham Young University assistant professor Ben Abbott.
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