German law firm Irle Moser is attempting to suppress its ties to GSPartners and Josip Heit.

A case filed by Irle Moser in the Regional Court of Hamburg in late 2023 names Google as a Defendant.

Irle Moser has taken issue with being labeled a “partner-in-crime” of Josip Heit’s. Instead of engaging BehindMLM, publisher of the statement in question, Irle Moser has targeted Google.

Thus far Google hasn’t participated in Irle Moser’s latest proceedings. This means the Hamburg District Court’s order has been made on procedural grounds, as opposed to due-process.

Procedurally, it must be assumed that the statement according to which the claimants helped Mr Heit to carry out criminal acts by carrying out their own criminal acts is untrue.

The statement in question,
“I learned about the order in mid 2021, through Heit’s partners-in-crime in Germany, Irle Moser”
, was made in the article “
BehindMLM is under threat (GSPartners & the NYSC)
“.

Irle Moser claims this infringes their “personality rights”. Personality rights applies to individuals. Unfortunately the copy of proceedings Google provided is redacted.

If I had to guess though, the three Claimants in proceedings are likely Ben Irle, Christian-Oliver Moser and Josip Heit (right).

BehindMLM published the “under threat” article in November 2023. It was a response to a New York Supreme Court petition, instigated by an earlier Irle Moser lawsuit also targeting Google.

Irle Moser represent Josip Heit’s and, by proxy, GSPartners’ legal interests in Germany.

Irle Moser were behind
targeting of BehindMLM in Ukraine
in 2021. After that went nowhere the law firm escalated their campaign of suppression in the Hamburg District Court against Google.

Google didn’t respond to proceedings, resulting in a March 2022 order seeing BehindMLM’s due-diligence into GSPartners blocked in Germany.

Irle Moser’s 2022 order was the basis of the filed New York Supreme Court petition (currently under appeal).

Getting back to Irle Moser being Heit’s “partners-in-crime”, to date GSPartners has received regulatory fraud warnings and enforcement action from
twelve US states
,
five Canadian provinces
,
South Africa
,
Australia
and
New Zealand
.

The
Texas State Securities Board’s order
stated Heit, through GSPartners and related companies, was

perpetrating various fraudulent investment schemes that are threatening immediate and irreparable public harm.

As part of operation of said fraudulent investment schemes, GSPartners’ NYSC petition was cited as an example of Heit’s efforts to impose “sanctions and lawsuits against private parties warning others” of his fraudulent conduct (pg. 46, par. 136).

With respect to BehindMLM, those efforts began with Irle Moser’s actions in Ukraine and Germany.

In the US securities fraud charges can be both civil and criminal. On the criminal side of things, MLM related securities fraud typically involves:

securities fraud (including conspiracy to commit securities fraud)

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🤖 Quick Answer

What is Irle Moser attempting to do regarding its connection to GSPartners and Josip Heit?
German law firm Irle Moser is attempting to suppress its ties to GSPartners and Josip Heit through legal proceedings. The firm filed a case in Hamburg's Regional Court in late 2023 against Google, targeting the search engine rather than engaging directly with BehindMLM, the publisher of statements linking Irle Moser to Heit.

Why did Irle Moser file proceedings against Google instead of the content publisher?
Irle Moser chose to target Google rather than BehindMLM directly, potentially seeking to remove search results or suppress visibility of statements labeling the firm as a "partner-in-crime" of Josip Heit. This indirect approach through a major search engine represents an alternative legal strategy to address reputational

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