Family First Life settles Suescum robocall fraud lawsuit
Family First Life has settled another robocall fraud lawsuit filed against it, this time in Florida.
Plaintiffs Reynaldo Suescum and Francisco Baserva filed a proposed class-action against Family First Life in October 2021.
Reynaldo and Suescum, who have no ties to Family First Life, alleged the MLM company sent them unsolicited marketing SMS’ a few months earlier.
On May 31st, Baserva filed a notice informing the court a settlement had been reached.
Plaintiffs, Reynaldo Suescum and Francisco Baserva … hereby give notice that the parties have reached a settlement
with respect to Plaintiffs’ individual claims.Plaintiffs and Defendant are in the process of finalizing their settlement agreement.
The settlement appears to have been finalized by early June, prompting the court to dismiss the case with prejudice on June 7th.
Details of the Suescum case settlement have not been made public but is presumed to have a monetary component.
Family First Life has been sued multiple times for fraud over the past year.
In addition to the now settled Suescum class-action, Family First Life was
- sued in June 2022 for allegedly selling dud leads to affiliates in California – case is ongoing as of June 2023;
- sued in August 2022 for alleged robocall fraud in Michigan – case is ongoing as of June 2023; and
- sued in September 2022 for alleged robocall fraud in Texas – Family First Life settled the lawsuit in April 2023
There have now been multiple instances of alleged robocall fraud made against Family First Life in three separate civil cases. Whether the FCC or FTC take federal action remains to be seen.
I do recall what President Trump tells us about settlers. It enxourages other to file lawsuits.
Major news: Marisa Maleck, who was Family First Life’s lead attorney in three of their ongoing lawsuits committed suicide five days after there was uploaded evidence and a promise of filing a bar complaint in document 195 of the Family First Life lawsuit in federal court, southern district. The information starts on page 14 or 15.
The only open FFL case that matches “southern district” is the dud leads case (Southern District of California).
There are only 49 filings in that case.
Suescum
Utterly appropriate name.
Sorry, southern district of florida. West palm beach. The twitter post on her death got 1.1 million hits. As well, you can see the latest naaip newsletter on this subject on the naaip forum
Oh FFL as a Plaintiff. I pulled the Rutstein case, BehindMLM hasn’t covered it. I’ll have a look at the Complaint today and go from there.
Document 195 in the case is a four-page Joint Motion to Dismiss.
That’s from FFL’s Rutstein complaint. Probably skip as there doesn’t appear to be an MLM connection other than FFL being an MLM company.
Document 198. Sorry. as well, you can see the forum on this subject.
at naaip forum (Ozedit: link removed)
Thanks. Link removed as it appears to be solicitation for a class-action.
I read the last post on the thread pertaining to the attorney’s suicide. Lot of speculation and appears to fall outside of BehindMLM’s scope anyway (not verified to be explicitly MLM related).
All good, just wanted you to know what is going on.