Almost a year ago to the day, Mark and Tammy Smith’s lawsuit against Neora was
ordered into arbitration
.

The decision was appealed but I believe ultimately Neora prevailed in getting arbitration held in Texas.

On June 1st 2020, The Smiths filed a voluntary notice of dismissal.

If a settlement was reached between the Smiths and Neora, it hasn’t been made public.

The Smith’s June 1st filing states only that they wish to “dismiss this matter with prejudice”. Both parties will pay their own respective legal fees.

The Smiths
sued Neora for $100 million
back in February 2018. The lawsuit was rooted in Neora (then Nerium) failing to uphold their end of a secret backroom deal.

In addition to the amount sought, the Smiths lawsuit was notable as they were former Neora Master Distributors.

After their fallout with Neora, the Smiths went over to
Jeunesse
. At the time Neora
accused the Smiths of raiding
.

🤖 Quick Answer

What was the outcome of the Smiths' $100 million lawsuit against Neora?
The lawsuit was dismissed on June 1st, 2020, following arbitration proceedings in Texas. The Smiths filed a voluntary notice of dismissal with prejudice, meaning neither party can refile the case. Both parties agreed to cover their own legal costs, with no public disclosure of any settlement agreement reached.

Who were Mark and Tammy Smith in relation to Neora?
Mark and Tammy Smith were former Master Distributors for Neora, the multilevel marketing company. Their prominent position within the company's distribution network made their lawsuit particularly notable within the direct sales industry.

What was the basis of the Smiths' legal claim against Neora?
The Smiths alleged that Neora, formerly known as Nerium, breached a confidential business agreement. The lawsuit, filed

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