Work From Home News MonaVie Files to Dismiss Quixtar Lawsuit Source: Emediawire "April 16, 2008 -- MonaVie LLC (www.monavie.com), creator of the leading nutritional acai blend beverage, yesterday filed to dismiss a lawsuit brought last month by Quixtar North America, a sister company to Amway Corporation. In the court filing, MonaVie claims that the Quixtar suit is without merit. “Out of our commitment to protect the interests of MonaVie and independent distributors everywhere, we filed a complaint against Quixtar/Amway regarding their aggressive non-compete clauses,” said Dallin Larsen, MonaVie founder and president. “The following day, Amway filed a complaint of its own against MonaVie. We believe that Amway’s claims are baseless, and were made solely in response to the suit that we filed.” " Emediawire : Source Link MonaVie Home Business Profile Court Upholds Seasilver 120M Fine Source: Natural Products Industry Insider "SAN FRANCISCO—The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upheld a prior district court ruling requiring the marketers of the Seasilver dietary supplement to pay almost $120 million for failing to comply with an earlier order to pay $3 million in consumer redress. This latest decision requires the defendants—Jason and Bela Berkes, Seasilver USA Inc. and Americaloe Inc.—to pay almost $120 million under a 2004 agreement with FTC, which barred them from making false or misleading claims and included a $120 million judgment that would be suspended if they paid $3 million within a specified time. The defendants did not meet the required payment terms, and a June 2006 district court granted FTC's request to enforce the stipulated avalanche judgment. However, the defendants appealed this 2006 decision. " Natural Products Industry Insider : Source Link Seasilver USA Home Business Profile RECENT NEWS ARTICLES • Court Upholds Seasilver 120M Fine • BioPerformance Pays Fine Returns as BPI Worldwide • Xango Now Available in Canada • Mannatech Announces Speaker Lineup for Annual Convention

Home Based Business WebLog