RIVERSIDE (CNS) - A Homeland man accused with an attorney of
conspiring to file more than five dozen harassment lawsuits seeking payoffs
from small businesses over purported Americans with Disabilities Act violations
pleaded not guilty today to felony charges.Bryan Eduardo Estrada, 27, is charged with three counts each of filing
false documents and conspiracy to commit a felony.Estrada was arraigned before Riverside County Superior Court Judge
Sean Crandell, who scheduled a felony settlement conference for July 8 at the
Riverside Hall of Justice. The defendant is free on a $30,000 bond.His co-defendant, 47-year-old Ross Christopher Cornell of Big Bear, is
slated to be arraigned on identical charges on May 12 and is also free on a
$30,000 bond.According to the Distri