Having
overturned a previously granted TRO
, MaVie are now defending WorldVentures’ lawsuit to either settlement or trial.

In addition to their lawsuit in the US, it has come to light WorldVentures has filed related lawsuits in South Africa and Singapore.

Since initiating this lawsuit, Plaintiffs have launched a worldwide litigation attack to squelch fair competition and intimidate active and former WV representatives and employees.

The lawsuits target former WorldVentures employees and affiliates who are now marketing and/or employed by MaVie.

In an emergency motion filed on July 17th, MaVie allege WorldVentures’ filed the lawsuits to ‘
prevent fair competition and manipulate the market
‘.

In addition to
suing MaVie and Ariix
in the US, WorldVentures has filed suit against Devraj and Cassandra Soojay and Kemble Morgan in South Africa, and James Lee (Lee Keng Cheong) in Singapore.

An additional lawsuit in Texas has also been filed against Carlos Rogers.

Common to these lawsuits is WorldVentures seeking an ex-parte injunction.

The problem is WorldVentures are relying on the same evidence they used against MaVie and Ariix, which failed to secure a preliminary injunction.

Evidence of manipulation cited by MaVie include WorldVentures

seeking to prevent Kemble Morgan from sharing a copy of the preliminary injunction hearing transcript to local counsel in South Africa (to use for his defense) and

changing their policies and procedures in June 2018 and then trying to enforce them retrospectively in previously filed litigation

Through these actions, MaVie allege WorldVentures are trying to “bully individuals into submission”.

The emergency motion filed on July 17th pertains to WorldVentures’ lawsuit against James Lee in Singapore.

MaVie allege WorldVentures are litigating the matter based on ‘
mischaracterized activity in this case
‘ (the MaVie Ariix lawsuit).

WV based their request for injunctive relief (against Lee) upon this Court’s issuance of the ex parte temporary restraining order, but did not openly and conspicuously notify the Singapore Court that the temporary restraining order had been modified and subsequently dissolved.

Further, WV failed to fully and accurately inform the court regarding testimony and statements made at preliminary injunction hearing that are inconsistent with the relief they now seek.

Instead, they selectively obfuscated the preliminary injunction proceedings and concealed material facts from the Singapore

Court.

As I understand it, WorldVentures’ High Court case against Lee is based on the granting of a TRO, selectively leaving out that it was later overturned.

The Singapore High Court has scheduled a hearing on July 24th to decide the matter, hence MaVie’s emergency motion for a transcript.

The hearing in question was held across June 26th and 27th. As per local court rules, transcript access is limited to “specified personnel” for ninety days.

Lee or his Singapore counsel don’t fall into that ca


🤖 Quick Answer

What legal actions has WorldVentures initiated against MaVie?
WorldVentures has filed lawsuits in multiple jurisdictions including the United States, South Africa, and Singapore. These legal actions target MaVie and its affiliates, specifically former WorldVentures employees now associated with the competing company.

What allegations has MaVie made regarding WorldVentures' lawsuits?
MaVie alleges in an emergency motion that WorldVentures filed the lawsuits to prevent fair competition and manipulate the market. They contend the litigation represents a coordinated attack designed to intimidate active and former representatives.

Which companies and individuals are involved in the dispute?
The dispute involves WorldVentures, MaVie, Ariix, and various former WorldVentures employees and affiliates. The lawsuits specifically target individuals who transitioned from WorldVentures to M


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