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: Kentucky Law BlogCIVIL SUITS: Investor sues failed Suzanne Somers' meal-prep business IN FAYETTE Circuit Court
By Michael Stevens
Herald Leader story:
By Scott Sloan - ssloan@herald-leader.com
A Louisville investor in Suzanne Somers' failed do-it-yourself meal prep business has sued the actress and the company's leader, John Y. Brown Jr., seeking to recover $400,000.
John Shannon Bouchillon filed the suit in Fayette Circuit Court earlier this month, alleging the two led him to think there was a deal in place for the future of Suzanne's Kitchen.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on December 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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