 and that's when the company started to see profits. The contract with West Virginia was lost in 2018, and after that, CCC filed for bankruptcy. Martin testified at a bankruptcy creditor meeting in May of 2019, saying CCC wasn't generating an income, therefore he was not receiving a salary. Martin also testified that he expected CCC to be paid in receivables owed to the company. In response, the Southern District of West Virginia informed Martin he could not take a salary as a controlling officer without U.S. Bankruptcy Court approval.