Ali Saleh has screwed over the attorney representing him in his Eaconomy case.

On February 5th Saleh’s attorney filed a motion requesting permission to withdraw. The court granted the motion on February 21st.

As stated by Saleh’s former attorney in his motion;

Plaintiff has failed to pay for legal services … as agreed when the representations began.

The Plaintiff’s failure to pay for legal services constitutes a failure by him to substantially fulfill an obligation regarding the services provided.

Over the past several months, the client was advised that payment needed to be made to avoid an interruption in services.

In addition to not paying his bills, Saleh has also ghosted his attorney.

Plaintiff has, for reasons unknown, ceased to communicate with the undersigned. Plaintiff may be ill or unable to respond.

A social media post Saleh made earlier today suggests he’s in New Jersey.

Saleh interacts with his followers in in the comments on his post, suggesting he’s neither “ill or unable to respond” to his former attorney.

Following permission for Saleh’s attorney to withdraw, the court sent Saleh notice via his registered New Jersey address.

The correspondence was returned to the court and filed as “undeliverable” on March 1st.

Saleh
filed suit against Eaconomy and owner Hassan Mahmoud
(right) last September.

In his Complaint Saleh alleged he was owed $150,000 in unpaid commissions.

Having lost representation and seemingly also ghosting the court he filed suit in, the future of Saleh’s lawsuit is uncertain.

Saleh is currently promoting Aiscend, an MLM company promoting “hands-free trading”.

A preliminary glance at Aiscend suggests securities and commodities fraud. A full Daily Exposed review of Aiscend is pending.

Update 13th June 2025 –
A non-public settlement has been reached between Ali Saleh and Eaconomy.

As per a joint stipulation filed on May 28th;

The Parties reached a settlement agreement that resolved all claims, counterclaims, other claims, and all other requests for relief of any nature whatsoever that have been stated against each other in this action.

The court dismissed the case on May 29th.

🤖 Quick Answer

What legal action did Ali Saleh's attorney take regarding their representation?
On February 5th, Saleh's attorney filed a motion to withdraw from the case due to non-payment of legal services and lack of communication. The court approved the withdrawal request on February 21st, citing Saleh's failure to pay agreed-upon fees and his discontinuation of contact with counsel.

Why did Saleh's former attorney seek to terminate the representation?
The attorney cited two primary reasons: unpaid legal fees despite repeated requests for payment over several months, and the plaintiff's cessation of communication. These factors constituted a material breach of the client-attorney agreement and hindered effective case representation.

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