Legal Opinion

Latitude Solutions, Incorporated v. DeJoria

Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit

Decided April 30, 2019No. 18-10382PublishedCited by 5 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

HAYNES, Circuit Judge:

This appeal involves two competing versions of the history and purpose of Latitude Solutions, Inc. ("LSI"). Howard Appel, Earnest Bartlett, Matthew Cohen, and John Paul DeJoria ("Appellants") characterize LSI as a publicly traded company which sought to commercialize technology that could remediate contaminated water but was unsuccessful as a speculative venture. On the other hand, LSI's bankruptcy trustee, Carey Ebert, characterizes LSI as a fraud from its inception-used only as a mechanism for Appellants to participate in and profit from a securities fraud scheme.…

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