Iowa Supreme Court Upholds Verdict against New Womyn, Inc.
In December 2001, the Iowa Attorney General obtained a permanent injunction barring New Womyn and its president Dan Kaiser, from marketing their “Stimulations VII” vacuum device within or from the State of Iowa. In March 2001, the Iowa District Court for Polk County had issued an injunction after the defendants refused to comply with an investigative demand for customer lists and evidence that the device worked as advertised. In May 2004, the Iowa Supreme Court upheld a civil penalty of $40,000, an $50,000 order for attorney fees and investigative costs, and an order for restitution that could total over $300,000 if requested by all of the Iowa purchasers. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF IOWA No. 39 / 02-1049 Filed May 12, 2004 STATE OF IOWA …
Continue Reading >
