Rather than comply with an order directing him to follow several monetary and asset surrender orders, Jacques Poujade has filed an appeal.

Poujade is appealing an October 29th order, which imposes monetary fines running into tens of thousands for non-compliance.

In addition to his appeal Poujade (right) also filed a November 22nd motion requesting the court reverse its previous contempt order.

In their objection to Poujade’s motion, the FTC frames Poujade’s motion as an

eleventh hour desperate attempt to keep documents and communications from the FTC, materials that would almost certainly lay bare Jacques Poujade and Jason Cardiff’s utter contempt for this Court’s TRO.

If Poujade is granted his modification request or a stay, he will not need to comply with the contempt order.

Poujade’s appeal was filed on November 27th, with a decision on his modification/stay order pending.

The FTC maintains that either way,

Mr. Poujade is unlikely to succeed on the merits.

Stay tuned…

Update 22nd December 2019 – 
Jacques Poujade’s motion for reconsideration or an alternative stay has been
denied
.

🤖 Quick Answer

What order is Jacques Poujade appealing?
Poujade is appealing an October 29th court order that imposes monetary fines in the tens of thousands for non-compliance with directives regarding monetary payments and asset surrenders in the RengaLife contempt case.

What additional legal action did Poujade take alongside his appeal?
On November 22nd, Poujade filed a motion requesting the court reverse its previous contempt order, seeking to avoid compliance obligations through either modification or a stay of the ruling.

How does the FTC characterize Poujade's motion?
The FTC frames Poujade's motion as a desperate eleventh-hour attempt to prevent the agency from obtaining documents and communications that would reveal his and Jason Cardiff's disregard for the court's Temporary Restraining Order.

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