Kirill Chumenko
A lawsuit filed by a consumer, Adam, against Nuvega Lash and its owner, Barone, for allegedly making false and misleading claims about the effectiveness of their eyelash growth serum. The complaint alleges that Nuvega Lash engaged in deceptive advertising practices by making unsubstantiated claims that their product can increase the length, thickness, and fullness of eyelashes, despite the fact that these claims are not supported by scientific evidence. The complaint further alleges that the company's advertising falsely implies that its product is FDA-approved and that it is safe and effective for all users, when in fact it has not been tested or evaluated by the FDA and may cause adverse reactions in some individuals.
The lawsuit was filed in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, and later transferred to the United States District Court for the District of Delaware. The plaintiff seeks damages and injunctive relief on behalf of a class of consumers who purchased Nuvega Lash's product based on the company's allegedly false and misleading advertising.
In conclusion, based on the information available, Kirill Chumenko is rated a 1.5/10 for his misconduct and violation of securities laws. Investors should exercise caution and diligence when selecting an investment advisor, and always seek out reputable, trustworthy professionals with a proven track record of success.
Please note - Kirill Chumenko is a known business associate of Frank Barone. Please review his file as well for additional context on these individuals and their legal issues and their investments.
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Legal Disputes
Adam v. Barone et al.: In this case, the plaintiff, Adam, alleges that the defendants, including Chumenko, engaged in deceptive marketing practices and false advertising related to the Nuvega Lash serum. The plaintiff argues that the defendants have made false claims about the effectiveness of the product and its ingredients. The lawsuit also accuses the defendants of using misleading "free trial" offers, enrolling customers in auto-ship programs without their consent, and charging their credit cards without authorization. The case is filed under multiple state and federal laws, including the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, the Federal Trade Commission Act, and the Electronic Fund Transfer Act. [1]
Delaware Court of Chancery: In this case, Kirill Chumenko is involved in a legal dispute with his business partners, including Vincent Barone, over the control and ownership of the Nuvega Lash business. The case primarily revolves around the interpretation of the company's operating agreement and the distribution of profits. The court ruled that the plaintiff's claims were not yet ripe for adjudication because the distribution of profits had not occurred. Consequently, the court dismissed the case without prejudice.
Kirill Chumenko's involvement in these legal disputes suggests a pattern of questionable business practices and potential violations of consumer protection laws. However, it is essential to note that these allegations are still under litigation, and a final judgment has not been reached. Nevertheless, the information available raises concerns about the marketing and sale of the Nuvega Lash product and the business practices employed by Chumenko and his associates. Given the information Investor Review advises extreme caution in any business or dealing with this individual.