Abrams Fensterman attorneys received a great decision today in Yee, et al. v. Chen, et al., Queens Supreme Index No. 704057/2023. The firm is representing Ching Nor Yee and others against Xiudong Chen in a fight for Glamour Debut, LLC. Glamour Debut is a Chinese Luxury Beauty Brand with Prestige Skincare offerings in the United States.
The update as filed in the New York Supreme Court – Queens County reads:
“The Plaintiffs and Defendant Chen are all members of Glamour Debut, LLC, and the Plaintiffs allege that Defendant Chen grossly mismanaged Glamour and misappropriated its assets. The Court granted Plaintiffs an injunction protecting Plaintiffs’ ability to manage and oversee the business, and barring the Defendant from (i) misappropriating, converting or using any funds that are the property of Glamour for personal use, (ii) interfering with plaintiffs’ management of Glamour and/or the normal business operations of Glamour, (iii) starting new subsidiaries, (iv) preventing plaintiffs from accessing Glamour’s bank accounts, (v) retaining control and dominion over Glamour’s Shopify account and/or excluding plaintiffs from accessing the account and funds derived therefrom, and (vi) depositing Glamour assets into any bank account based in China and/or shipping inventory in China.
In granting the injunction, the Court found that the Plaintiffs established a likelihood of ultimate success on the merits. The Court also found that despite the existence of factual disputes, an injunction is “necessary to preserve the status quo, particularly since the defendant has not demonstrated she will suffer a great hardship if the injunction is granted.”
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