Young Living RICO CA arbitration appeal denied, stay lifted
Young Living has lost its appeal to compel plaintiffs in a RICO class-action into arbitration.
Young Living has lost its appeal to compel plaintiffs in a RICO class-action into arbitration.
A few quick updates on the Young Living Texas proposed class-action case.
Young Living’s attempt to compel arbitration in the RICO class-action filed against it has been denied.
A new class-action filed in Texas accuses Young Living of operating as an illegal pyramid scheme cult. The lawsuit, filed by Julie O’Shaughnessy, also claims Young Living is a front for “selling essential oils for quasi-medicinal purposes”.
Back in 2012 Young Living filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against doTerra. doTerra claimed Young Living’s lawsuit was full of “baseless allegations” and part of ‘a sinister and desperate marketing campaign to try to halt doTERRA’s remarkable ascension‘. In June 2017 Young Living’s claims were dismissed and they lost the case. Said doTerra at the [Continue reading…]
Following an investigation into the illegal trafficking of essential oils, earlier today the FTC announced it was fining Young Living $500,000. The company is also required to pay $135,000 in restitution and $125,000 as a “community service payment”.
The FDA recently sent letters to both Young Living and doTerra, warning them that they had observed instances of their products being promoted for conditions that cause them to be drugs under section 201(g)(1)(B) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act) [21 U.S.C. § 321(g)(1)(B)], because they are intended for use in [Continue reading…]
Young Living launched way back in 1993 and are based out of the US state of Utah. Young Living operate in the essential oils MLM niche and are headed up by Founder and CEO, Donald Gary Young. So the story goes (from Young’s Young Living corporate bio), Over two decades ago, Gary discovered the profound [Continue reading…]