Last we checked in
Wakaya Perfection’s lawsuit against Youngevity
had been dismissed.

Wakaya Perfection
filed an appeal
shortly after the decision in the Tenth Circuit.

The Tenth Circuit overturned the case, kicking it back to the Utah Central Division District Court.

Youngevity’s next move was to file a motion to stay proceedings, which was granted on February 28th.

Youngevity’s argument for a stay was basically that Wakaya Perfection’s counter-claims in their own filed lawsuit constitute parallel proceedings.

That is the outcome of
Youngevity’s California lawsuit against Wakaya Perfection
will resolve matters raised in Wakaya Perfection’s Utah lawsuit.

The court agreed with Youngevity, citing judicial economy and the avoidance of “conflicting results” for their decision.

This puts a halt to Wakaya Perfection’s proceedings against Youngevity – pending the outcome of Youngevity’s California case.

In the event Youngevity prevails in California, Wakaya Perfection 
might
 
be given the opportunity to amend their Utah complaint, thus reopening the case.

Youngevity’s California lawsuit against Wakaya Perfection is still playing out. There’s been a few minor developments but nothing major to report on for some time.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is the current status of the Wakaya Perfection vs. Youngevity lawsuit?
The lawsuit proceedings have been stayed as of February 28th. The Tenth Circuit previously overturned an initial dismissal, returning the case to Utah Central Division District Court. Youngevity's motion to stay was granted based on judicial economy, as parallel proceedings in California are expected to resolve overlapping claims.

Why did the court grant Youngevity's motion to stay proceedings?
The court agreed that Wakaya Perfection's counter-claims in their Utah lawsuit constitute parallel proceedings with Youngevity's California lawsuit. The stay prevents conflicting judicial results and promotes judicial economy by allowing the California proceedings to resolve matters relevant to both cases.

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