Patriot Petroleum Solutions Lawsuit: Bailey, DMSI, and Creditors

Patriot Petroleum Solutions LLC, a Fort Collins, Colorado petroleum equipment and services company, is the subject of a Patriot Petroleum Solutions lawsuit cluster filed through 2025 by clients and creditors who say the company took substantial payments and judgment debts without delivering work or repaying money owed. Several of the actions also name owner Joshua Skov personally. The company’s Florida registration was revoked in September 2024, and its business activity appears to have wound down as the claims piled up.

Bailey Enterprises Says It Paid Over $200,000 and Got Nothing

On November 5, 2025, Bailey Enterprises Inc. filed a breach-of-contract suit in federal court alleging Patriot Petroleum accepted more than $200,000 for two projects and never delivered.1Riverton Ranger. Bailey’s Sues Colo. Petroleum Company Bailey Enterprises is owned by Mike Bailey, a Riverton, Wyoming city council member.

According to the complaint, Bailey’s wired $96,256.51 in January 2024 for a point-of-sale system for its convenience retail and fuel operations. In late February 2024 it wired another $125,000.51 for a complete site rebuild. The suit alleges no equipment arrived and no construction began.1Riverton Ranger. Bailey’s Sues Colo. Petroleum Company

Bailey Enterprises is seeking return of the funds along with punitive damages, attorney’s fees, and court costs.1Riverton Ranger. Bailey’s Sues Colo. Petroleum Company

Fagerberg and DMSI Holdings Sue Over an Unpaid Business Purchase

A second breach-of-contract action was filed on December 9, 2025, in Weld County District Court, Colorado. The plaintiffs are Don’s Maintenance Service, Inc. (also known as DMSI Holdings), Michael Fagerberg, and Rick Asmussin, and they have sued Patriot Petroleum Solutions along with Joshua Skov personally.2Trellis.Law. Fagerberg, Michael et al v. Patriot Petroleum Solutions LLC et al – Complaint With Jury Demand

The dispute traces back to a January 2021 Asset Purchase and Sale Agreement under which Patriot Petroleum agreed to buy a fuel station services business at 1124 31st Avenue in Greeley, Colorado, for $425,000, secured by a promissory note. Donald Fagerberg had operated the business for 42 years; he died in March 2025, and his son Michael, a signatory to the original deal, now manages the estate. The complaint includes a jury demand. The amount alleged to remain outstanding on the promissory note is not detailed in available filings.2Trellis.Law. Fagerberg, Michael et al v. Patriot Petroleum Solutions LLC et al – Complaint With Jury Demand

Creditor Collection Actions

Patriot Petroleum and Skov have also been chased by financial creditors. In July 2025, Panthers Capital sued the company and additional defendants in Fairfield County, Connecticut, in a contracts and collections matter involving a writ of attachment and garnishment. Filings show the plaintiff garnished $1,545,000 from the defendants’ accounts at Wells Fargo Bank and US Bank, supported by an application for a prejudgment remedy and an affidavit of debt indicating the dispute arose from a financing arrangement.3Trellis.Law. Panthers Capital v. Patriot Petroleum Solutions LLC et al – Return Service

In October 2025, Dependance Platinum FL LLC filed a judgment enforcement action in Larimer County District Court, Colorado, seeking to domesticate and enforce a judgment originally obtained in New York state court against both Skov and the company. The case was opened and closed the same day, October 22, 2025, after the plaintiff submitted a certified copy of the New York judgment and a supporting affidavit. The underlying judgment amount and the nature of the original debt are not visible in the available records.4Trellis.Law. Dependance Platinum Fl LLC v. Patriot Petroleum Solutions LLC et al

Company Status and Personal Exposure

Patriot Petroleum Solutions was incorporated in Colorado and registered as a foreign LLC in Florida. Florida corporate records list Joshua Skov as the owner. The Florida registration was revoked on September 27, 2024, for failure to file an annual report, and the entity is listed as inactive.5Florida Division of Corporations. Patriot Petroleum Solutions LLC – Detail

Several of the pending cases name Skov personally alongside the LLC, an approach plaintiffs use when they want to reach an individual owner rather than rely on collection from an entity that may no longer be operating.