Delivering on her communication to Qyral consultants a few days ago, founder Hanieh Sigari has sued husband Dariusz Banasik.

Sigari’s lawsuit, filed in the Northern District of California on March 24th, names Banasik and up to ten unknown John Does as defendants.

Across eight causes of action, Sigari has accused Banasik of:

computer fraud

civil racketeering

computer tampering

false personation

tortious interference

breach of fiduciary duty and

unfair competition

Beginning on or around March 22nd, Sigari claims Banasik (right) locked her out of Qyral’s systems.

[Banasik] illegally and without proper authority:

(1) took control of and locked Plaintiff out of all of Qyral’s I.T. infrastructure, including its Google Administrator panel, domain name, Shopify account, phone numbers, email accounts, and all other electronic assets;

(2) shut off Plaintiff’s mobile phone number and two-factor authentication, thereby preventing her from making or receiving calls or text messages, and preventing her from resetting her passwords and interacting with various service providers;

(3) sent out a false, defamatory “announcement” stating that Plaintiff had been removed from her position with Qyral for purported breaches of fiduciary duty;

(4) purported to fire a number of company employees and contractors;

(5) announced that the Facebook group (still controlled by Plaintiff) was no longer authoritative and should be considered compromised;

(6) started transferring an as-yet unknown amount of money out of the business accounts; and

(7) changed the account used for the company’s business deposits to one under his control.

Sigari claims Banasik did the above to damage Qyral and destroy her personal reputation.

Defendant Dariusz Banasik … had a minimal role with Qyral but who inserted himself into its Information Technology matters by offering casual assistance to Plaintiff over the years she was running the company.

Plaintiff, as a non-technical person and then being married to Defendant, agreed to accept the Information Technology assistance without offering Defendant a role in her company, and she trusted Defendant.

Defendant abused this trust in order to execute a plan that must have taken months to prepare, resulting in the illegal lock-out of Plaintiff from her own company.

In researching for BehindMLM’s recently published
Qyral review
, we noted Banasik was cited as Qyral’s “Executive Chair”.

A letter of demand seeking reversal of Banasik’s March 22nd conduct was sent on March 23rd, “to which there has been no response”.

Sigari further alleges;

All of this was in violation of the law, specifically the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which is a Federal criminal statute

that prohibits exactly Defendant’s conduct.

Perhaps not surprisingly, Sigari recently filed for divorce. As part of those proceedings, multiple Temporary Restraining Orders have been granted.

Without going into specifics, Sigari alleges Banasik’s conduct violates those o

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Hanieh Sigari and what legal action has she taken?
Hanieh Sigari is the founder of Qyral who filed a lawsuit in the Northern District of California on March 24th against her husband Dariusz Banasik. The suit alleges computer fraud, civil racketeering, computer tampering, false personation, tortious interference, breach of fiduciary duty, and unfair competition, claiming Banasik unlawfully locked her out of company systems.

What specific allegations does Sigari's lawsuit contain against Banasik?
Sigari accuses Banasik of illegally taking control of Qyral's entire IT infrastructure without proper authority, including the Google Administrator panel, domain name, Shopify account, and phone numbers. The lawsuit comprises eight distinct causes of action spanning cybercrime and business misconduct allegations.

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