The FTC has moved for abstract judgment towards all counts filed towards Jason and Eunjung Cardiff.
Default judgment has additionally been sought towards their firm Redwood Scientific Applied sciences.
In assist of their August sixth filed movement, the FTC claims
there is no such thing as a real challenge as to any materials truth with respect to the legal responsibility of Jason Cardiff and Eunjung Cardiff.
That’s to state, regardless of there being 440 filings on the case docket as I write this, that the Cardiffs have didn’t counter allegations of fraud the FTC leveled towards them.
The FTC’s movement is supported by a sixty-eight web page memorandum, and 300 and eight pages of “uncontroverted info and conclusions of legislation”.
By way of abstract judgment, the FTC seeks
to stop (the Cardiffs) from deceiving customers sooner or later by means of means reminiscent of false or unsubstantiated claims about product efficacy, false claims about scientific proof, false money-back assure claims, false “Made within the USA” claims, misleading and unfair claims about enrollment in autoship applications, not offering applicable means to cease recurring costs, false claims about seemingly earnings potential, charging customers with out their consent, and initiating or inflicting the initiation of robocalls to induce the sale of products or companies.
This will probably be put in place by means of a everlasting injunction. The penalty part of the sought judgment involves $18.2 million.
The FTC be aware the Cardiffs have signaled to them their intent to oppose the movement.
In associated information the FTC has additionally filed for default judgment towards the Redwood Scientific company defendants.
If granted, the movement will see Redwood Scientific hit with an analogous everlasting injunction and financial judgment.
Pending a choice on each motions, keep tuned…
Replace 1st July 2021 – Regardless of having abstract judgment granted towards them final October, the Cardiffs will face no financial penalty for his or her FTC Act violations.