Whistleblowing and Due Process in Motion: Gavin Solomon and Truway Health, Inc. Serve the U.S. Attorney, Treasury, and Bank of America in Explosive NY Supreme Court Action

NEW YORK, NY — The civil case shaking institutions across finance, academia, and government has reached another critical milestone. On July 16, 2025, Gavin Solomon, Petitioner and CEO of Truway Health, Inc., officially completed service of process upon the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York and the United States Department of the Treasury in the New York Supreme Court proceeding indexed as 158498/2025, Gavin Solomon v. Texas Woman’s University et al. The Honorable Justice Verna L. Saunders is presiding.

In a sworn affidavit now publicly available, Solomon affirmed that process packets were dispatched via USPS Priority Mail with Signature Confirmation, originating from Truway Health’s Midtown Manhattan headquarters. A complete packet was sent to:

United States Attorney
For the Southern District of New York
86 Chambers Street, Fl. 3
New York, NY 10007-2632

Delivery was confirmed and signed for by an agent identified as E. Rosado at 12:28 PM on July 16, 2025, per official USPS tracking (Tracking No. 9410811206217864109354). A record of this shipment and delivery confirmation was generated from BigCommerce V3 and duly notarized in Solomon’s affidavit, under penalty of perjury.

The Broader Legal Context

This initial service effort is part of a larger, aggressive legal offensive launched by Solomon, targeting:

• Texas Woman’s University

• Bank of America

• PNC Bank

• CT Corporation

• Citibank

• Novitas Solutions (Medicare contractor)

• …and multiple unnamed federal and state actors linked to obstruction, smuggling, and financial fraud.

With a central claim alleging conspiracy, obstruction of justice, trafficking in restricted medical goods, denial of constitutional rights, and misuse of federal charter protections, the case is anticipated to shake entrenched bureaucracies to their core.

U.S. Marshals to Be Deployed Next

According to sources close to Truway Health’s legal team, additional defendants are being prepared for imminent service via the U.S. Marshals Service, with alternative pathways engaged due to obstruction and refusal of service by several key institutional actors. Solomon's team has reported noncompliance by CT Corporation, Novitas Solutions, and university officials — prompting the invocation of marshals under CPLR § 308(5) and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 4(i)(1)(B).

Muckraking, Whistleblowing, and National Integrity

This case, already dubbed “The TWU Files” on whistleblower forums, has exposed shocking allegations of collusion between educational institutions and global banks to evade lawful process, tamper with records, and traffic federally regulated medical equipment and data — including, reportedly, 3M Littmann Stethoscopes intended for veterans and disabled Medicaid recipients.

Solomon has vowed more revelations to come. “This is only the beginning. The truth will not be buried under bureaucratic rubble,” he stated. “I serve not only for myself, but for every citizen whose rights are trampled by unchecked institutional power.”

What’s Next?

Gavin Solomon has hinted that further class actions, Senate subpoenas, and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) releases will be triggered in the coming weeks. His campaign has gained traction among civil rights attorneys, constitutional scholars, and anti-corruption advocates alike.

Stay tuned for further updates as the case unfolds — with federal agents, process servers, and investigators poised to deliver justice across state lines and agency barriers.

For Whistleblowers & Witnesses:
If you possess relevant information tied to this case, medical freight corruption, federal charter abuse, or obstruction by Texas Woman’s University and its affiliates, you may contact the Truway Civil Justice Desk at justice@truwayhealth.com.

? Filed Under: Civil Rights, Federal Corruption, Medical Justice, Supreme Court NY

? Index No: 158498/2025 — Solomon v. Texas Woman’s University et al
? Assigned Judge: Hon. Verna L. Saunders