WorldVentures obtained a Temporary Restraining Order against former President Eddie Head on February 26th. The order halts Head's involvement in a membership-based travel business similar to WorldVentures' operations. This action stems from allegations that Head, after leaving WorldVentures in late 2020, began replicating the company's model at Seacret Direct.

The court found that WorldVentures faces immediate and irreparable harm if Head continues to violate his employment agreement and non-competition clauses. The company's membership-based travel operations, customers, employees, and vendors could suffer significant damage. The court also acknowledged a likelihood that WorldVentures will prevail in its claims against Head.

The TRO specifically prohibits Head from participating in any multi-level marketing membership-based travel business, including for Seacret Direct. However, the order does not prevent him from working for Seacret Direct in capacities unrelated to this specific business model. This restriction effectively halts the launch of Seacret Direct's new travel program, for which Head was the architect.

A preliminary injunction hearing was initially scheduled for March 19th. However, this hearing was rescheduled to March 26th. Subsequently, a four-day trial concerning WorldVentures' original complaint against Head was set to begin on June 28th. WorldVentures secured a preliminary injunction against Eddie Head on April 14th, extending the restrictions beyond the initial TRO. The company has also filed a separate lawsuit against Seacret Direct concerning the same alleged conduct.