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Edible Arrangements, LLC v. Mboup et al
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September 20, 2023
Edible Arrangements Can't Shake All Claims By Ex-President
Atlanta-headquartered Edible Arrangements LLC must face two of three counterclaims brought by its former president and chief operating officer in the fruit-basket company's case alleging a $2.5 million kickback scheme.
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May 18, 2023
Edible Arrangements Wants Ex-COO's Counterclaims Axed
Edible Arrangements is asking a Georgia federal judge to toss several counterclaims lodged by a former chief operating officer whom the designer fruit-basket company has accused of engaging in a $2.5 million kickback scheme, calling them "bare, unsupported and conclusory."
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March 17, 2023
Edible Arrangements Says Ex-COO Arranged $2.5M Kickbacks
Designer fruit-basket company Edible Arrangements on Friday accused its former chief operating officer of orchestrating a kickback scheme in which he came away with $2.5 million in funds that he and his co-conspirators have yet to return, according to a suit filed in Georgia federal court.