Resent Herbalife Lawsuits

To my knowledge, there have been thousands and thousands of law suits involving Herbalife. I am still (and always will be) in the process of researching about more and more cases. The following are links to a few of the major Herbalife cases. I will update this page as regularly as I find new cases. Please Note: A new window will open will you click on these links.

Suit looks at seamy side of network sales
Dan Fallow and his wife, Mary, strolled onto the stage and told a packed house of Herbalife International Inc. distributors how the couple had made $300,000 in their first year with the weight-loss products company...On Thursday, in a Maricopa County Superior Courtroom, the couple shook their heads, swallowed hard and looked grim as a lawyer for Herbalife showed video clips of their accolades and accused them of refusing to play by the company's rules...[3 out of 5]

More Information on the Case Above
According to The Arizona Republic, a distributor for Herbalife International Inc. has been awarded $620,000 in damages and the right to future income from her business by a Maricopa County Superior Court jury, after a month-long trial that gained nation-wide attention...[4 out of 5]

Plaintiffs File First Amended Complaint Against Herbalife, Newest Way to Wealth
Plaintiffs in the lawsuit against Herbalife and its "lead generation system" (LGS), Newest Way to Wealth (NWTW) have filed a First Amended Complaint. This complaint sets forth more clearly the connection between Herbalife, Inc. and NWTW and its distributors...[3 out of 5]

Herbalife Lawsuit
Plaintiffs Clint S. Fallow, Mary Lynn Fallow, and Daniel S. Fallow for their amended complaint against Defendants Herbalife International Inc., and Herbalife of America, Inc. (together "Herbalife") and Tonni and Jay Riley by and through counsel undersigned, hereby allege as follows...[3 out of 5]

Former Participants File Class Action Lawsuit Against Herbalife and its "Newest Way To Wealth" Organization
A former Herbalife participant, who was part of the "Newest Way To Wealth" (NWTW) system, is leading a class action lawsuit against the company and a number of its kingpin leaders. The suit was filed on February 19, 2002...[3 out of 5]