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Marilyn Williams v. Total Life Changes, LLC
Case Number:
0:20-cv-02463
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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November 08, 2021
Judge Ends THC Tea Suit Against Wellness Co.
A Minnesota federal judge permanently tossed a proposed class action that accused wellness product manufacturer Total Life Changes LLC of causing an Alabama woman to be fired after she drank its raspberry lemonade hemp tea and tested positive for THC.
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June 25, 2021
Hemp Tea Co. Won't Dodge THC Suit On Residency Basis
A Minnesota federal judge rejected health supplement company Total Life Changes LLC's request to toss a proposed class action brought by a woman claiming she lost her job due to unknowingly drinking THC-laced tea, saying her recent move out of state isn't grounds for dismissal.
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April 15, 2021
Buyer Blasts 'Gall' Of Hemp Co.'s THC Suit Dismissal Bid
A woman who claims she failed a drug test and lost her job because of misrepresentations by health supplements business Total Life Changes LLC has fired back at the company's bid to shed her suit.
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March 26, 2021
Hemp Tea Co. Wants THC Labeling Suit Tossed
Health supplements company Total Life Changes LLC has asked a Minnesota federal judge to toss a customer's proposed class action alleging its herbal tea caused her to fail a drug test and lose her job, contending that she'd asked for injunctive relief in a state she doesn't even live in anymore.